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Loving Without Boundaries (LWB) interview with Susan Wright, NCSF

“I am truly honored and thrilled to share my latest podcast interview that I released with Susan Wright,” says Kitty Chambliss. “I’ve known Susan for many years, as we had originally met when I spoke for the first time at the National Sex Educators Conference (NSEC) back in 2017 when I presented …

Guest Blog: Kink and Polyamory Aware Chicago Therapists group supports knowledge and connection

By Essie Shachar-Hill, LCSW and Cindy Trawinski, Psy.D On a warm summer evening in 2014, over forty clinicians gathered at a networking event for therapists of kinky and polyamorous clients in Chicago. As the late day sun streamed in, the group mingled over drinks and appetizers in the office of …

2023 ABSC Spring Roundtable Series VIII (Hybrid)

The eighth edition of the Spring Roundtable Series (hybrid) will offer practitioners, educators, activists an opportunity to share their work in a setting that will invite them to discuss the implications of how their work impacts selected communities and the possibility of creating liberatory spaces. In other words, we will …

Guest Blog: Consent and Neurodiversity

The Path In and Out: Unpushing the Panic Button By Turtle and Seq with Contributors: CSPC ND/DG, Seranine, and Teeebone During the Fall of 2022, The Center for Sex Positive Culture members decided to have a blunt facilitated conversation about our needs around consent and neurodiversity. Simply put, we want …

Take our KAP Survey

Please tell us what it means to you to be a Kink and Polyamory Aware Professional. Help us provide resources to educate professionals, as well as resources to better serve you by taking our KAP survey: https://uncc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_40LKy5tDG221nFA If you’re a professional providing services (e.g. psychologist, massage therapist, realtor, spiritual advisor), …

Guest Blog – From PayPal to Stripe: Why Adult Entertainment Workers Face Hurdles with Payment Processing

In 2020 Mastercard declared it wouldn’t allow its cards to be used on adult entertainment site, Pornhub (Visa swiftly followed). Then, in 2021, Mastercard imposed more limitations on sex workers, asking adult content to be reviewed by hosting sites prior to publishing, and enforcing that sellers present “documented age and identity verification for …