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Meitar "maymay" Moscovitz and Sarah Dopp speak about the relationship between "free culture" internet communites and corporate culture, to a corporate audience. This is from the June 2010 Forum One Networks "Online Community Unconference" in Mountain View, California. For more about how to develop […]

Everyone knows the Internet changed sexuality discourse forever, but how many people realize that free, collaborative web services of the sort Google Apps provides can make for better sex? "I want to talk about Google Docs," maymay says, "and how they can be really useful for your sex life." In this […]

"Do you feel shame about reading erotica about taboo subjects?" long-time erotica reader and writer Jack Stratton asks in this KinkForAll Washington DC 2 talk. "Taboo erotica," he says, covers the gamut of sexual interests and can be generally categorized as two types. One type of taboo erotica is about […]

In a little over 1 year, a growing group of sexual health and education advocates have produced 7 KinkForAll unconferences in cities across America, ranging from New York to San Francisco. How did the phenomenon spread so quickly, and why is participating in one such a powerful experience? In this KinkForAll […]

Although many people readily acknowledge the problems that conservative or traditional morality bring to gender variant people, fewer realize the harmful effects of ignorant medical and scientific framings. In this KinkForAll Washington DC 2 talk, xMech tackles "gender identity disorder" and discusses […]

In a largely sex-negative environment such as mainstream American culture, subcultures offer people "a really cool way to parse out your kinks, parse out things that turn you on," Julia says as she facilitates a discussion about the ways people were introduced to local sex-positive cultures. "What's […]

Nonverbal communication is often equally if not more important than verbal communication. Nevertheless, the "language of touch" and how we relate to our peers, lovers, and friends through physicality is rarely explored, taught or analyzed in safe, educational spaces. In this KinkForAll Washington DC […]

The Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009 proposes to make homosexuality a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment or the death penalty. It also proposes to criminalize people for not reporting somebody else's homosexuality. In this KinkForAll San Francisco teach-in, taking place in March 2010 […]

KinkForAll is a serendipitous, ad-hoc unconference about the intersection of sexuality with the rest of life. Anyone with the desire to learn or with something to contribute is welcome and invited to participate. Learn more at http://KinkForAll.org. This 1-minute promotional trailer depicts stills and […]

This experimental 1-minute video is a first-draft attempt at beginning to compile the freely available content from previous KinkForAll unconferences into a promotional package to publicize the events. For more information, join the discussion about the development of these promotional videos on the […]

In her KinkForAll Providence talk, Ruth Garrott gives us a brief overview of historical references to BDSM in psychological literature starting all the way back in the early 1800's and ending with the upcoming revisions of the DSM-V today. She postulates that early psychologists were trying to understand […]

What does "queer," or "questioning" mean to you? DDog says, "'Queer' allows me to make more alliances with people who like different people and different things than I might be interested in, but that the world has similar reactions to us all." In this KinkForAll Washington DC presentation, Gerard facilitates […]