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Tag: Consent
Everyone Needs an Exit Strategy
To find out more about consent to kink and nonmonogamy, check out NCSF’s Consent Counts page.
Are Your Choices Respected by Your Partners?
Check out Consent Counts for resources on consent – https://ncsfreedom.org/key-programs-2/consent-counts/
I Became A Monitor At A Sex Dungeon. Here’s What I Discovered There.
“I started working as a monitor for London-based parties fresh out of COVID lockdown. I signed up to work a queer-focused kink party where I went through training. I learned what to look out for, how to handle difficult situations, first-aid basics, and ways to be a support for anyone …
The Legal Battle for Women’s Sexual Freedom
This week, I am doing something on the podcast I don’t normally do—featuring a story of someone within my community. My guest, L, joins me for a conversation about how her ex-husband contested their custody agreement after he learned of L’s postings of adult content online. The case and the …
Silence is Not Consent
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 …
Consent Awareness Policies Program (CAPP) consent video
This is an NCSF branded copy of a Consent Awareness Policies Program (CAPP) video by Safer Sex, a Coalition Partner of NCSF. This is for any NCSF Coalition Partner to use for free, as needed for their events. It’s important that any NCSF Coalition Partner that uses the video understands that these …
MCASA’s 2023 Legislative Update
Although some efforts failed this year, there were many highlights. Bills that passed this session included: According to MCASA: “During the 2023 legislative session, MCASA continued to advocate in Annapolis for the needs of sexual assault survivors and the programs that serve them. Experienced legislators led the way as long-standing priorities were finally …