NCSF’s Incident Reporting & Response received 68 reports & requests for assistance from individuals, groups and businesses in April, May and June 2023. That is the same as the 69 reports NCSF received in the 1st Quarter of 2023. NCSF maintains the confidentiality of those who come to us for …
The NCSF appreciates all of our donors! Without you, we couldn’t do our work. Our sincere thanks to our donors who allow us to publicly acknowledge their contributions: Jim Dunyak, NCSF’s New England Liaison, donated $1,050 to the NCSF Foundation in the 2nd Quarter, in part to help fund NCSF’s …
Become a freedom fighter by joining NCSF! https://nationalcoalitionforsexualfreedom.wildapricot.org/
Please join NCSF today. With the support of our members, NCSF can continue our ground-breaking advocacy work with legal and mental health professionals. Join as an organization, business or individual. NCSF is an all-volunteer, grassroots organization that relies on your help. NCSF: Our advocacy for Explicit Prior Permission (EPP) includes: …
“I think there is a new age and generation that is craving to learn more about the rest of the world. I think it is cool we have the power now to normalize sexuality,” says Michael ‘Rufio’ Jimenez, founder of RU Entertainment, who is one of the organizers behind SHARE. …
Susan Wright joins Auntie Vice to chat about the work of NCSF including “Consent Counts,” working to revise the paraphillia section of the DSM to remove consensual adult kink from mental health disorders, and revising the sexual assault laws for the first time since 1962. The National Coalition for Sexual …
Join NCSF and your community as we march for Sexual Freedom in Denver, New Orleans and Las Vegas this year! If you have never marched in a Sexual Freedom Parade, it is a life-changing experience. You must register ASAP to march. Space is limited, and all registration proceeds benefit NCSF and …
Visit the NCSF at Booth #145 at the APA Conference from August 3-5! NCSF will provide educational materials about consent and the kink and non-monogamy communities. https://convention.apa.org/
Silence cannot be interpreted as consent because it does not necessarily indicate agreement or approval. It is important to remember that consent must be explicitly given, and it’s the responsibility of the person seeking consent to ensure that it has been obtained. This means that they must make sure the …
“The Explicit Prior Permission model is an extraordinary and progressive accomplishment by the NCSF and ALI, offering greater legal protection to sexual diversity and, hopefully, increasing the legal system’s understanding of kink and decreasing stigma. Individuals involved in kink and BDSM should absolutely educate themselves on EPP and identify any …
