professionals, current students, and prospective students. This conference will allow participants

to envision the opportunities and potential for their own successes within the field of human

sexuality.

Workshops should offer valid and tangible information as well . . . → Read More: Widener University Call for Proposals: Careers in Sexuality Conference]]> Our vision is a positive and inspiring experience, filled with practical knowledge for

professionals, current students, and prospective students. This conference will allow participants

to envision the opportunities and potential for their own successes within the field of human

sexuality.

Workshops should offer valid and tangible information as well as an inspirational message. We

welcome a variety of approaches to your presentation. Special consideration will be given to

proposals that are interdisciplinary and interactive. We are particularly looking for workshops

that combine knowledge with tools for attendees to utilize in their careers. Students currently

enrolled in Widener’s Human Sexuality program are encouraged to apply.

This one day conference will consist of 9 workshops focusing on professional skills for the

educator or the clinician. Each workshop will be 75 minutes long. Submission deadline for

proposals is June 1, 2013. Conference is October 11, 2013.

sexualityconference.widener@gmail.com

Please include in your proposal:

1) Current CV

2) Brief synopsis of topic

3) Expected learning objectives

4) General outline of what your workshop will look like

5) Relevance to the novice, intermediate, or advanced participant (or open to all)

All proposals are welcome. Some possible subjects are:

Professional topics: academia;

advocacy for self and others; being a sexuality professional in non-sexuality focused settings; building a brand; building a professional identity with social media; creating a referral network; employing AASECT certification; ethics; mental health; networking; physical health; research; resume building; working with medical professionals

Education and Clinical topics:

addiction; crisis intervention; human rights; immigrant communities; legal considerations; policy; sex surrogacy; sexual body workers; trauma; veterans; therapeutic work with the following populations: BDSM, disability, interfaith relationships, minor attracted adults, sexual and gender minorities

Join us and the amazing talents of Voluptuous Entertainment at The Venetian Palace in Reseda, CA this May 30 7 p.m. for the Center’s . . . → Read More: 1/2 Price Student tickets now available!]]> Student* tickets are now on sale for the Center for Positive Sexuality Fund Raiser – only $25! These tickets will ONLY be available for purchase online. Buy your tickets now!

Join us and the amazing talents of Voluptuous Entertainment at The Venetian Palace in Reseda, CA this May 30 7 p.m. for the Center’s first fundraising event. Silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, beverages, dessert, and more!

*18 and over only please.

Our professional affiliates will also be there to introduce themselves and present their services. @Jennifer Niehouse – wardrobe consultant, @Laura Combs and Dr. TK – KC Hair Restoration Clinic, . . . → Read More: Transgender Institute in Kansas City Open House]]> The Transgender Institute is holding an Open House May 17th, 5:30-7:30, at our Kansas City  office for the transgender community. See www.transinstitute.org for more info.

Our professional affiliates will also be there to introduce themselves and present their services. @Jennifer Niehouse – wardrobe consultant, @Laura Combs and Dr. TK – KC Hair Restoration Clinic, @Sarah Breedlove- meditation & movement, Mirabile MedCosmetic – laser hair removal/medical aesthetics, Linda from Doris Wigs. Stay tuned for more

SinglesBoot Camp

Are you tired of ending up on awful dates?

Do you wish you could know what the opposite Sex was thinking?

Are you unsure of when you should call if you like them or after great sex ?

What do men and women truly . . . → Read More: Singles Boot Camp by Gaia Morrisette]]>  

Workshops should offer valid and tangible information as well as an inspirational message. We . . . → Read More: Call for Proposals: Careers in Sexuality Conference]]> Our vision is a positive and inspiring experience, filled with practical knowledge for professionals, current students, and prospective students. This conference will allow participants to envision the opportunities and potential for their own successes within the field of human sexuality.

Workshops should offer valid and tangible information as well as an inspirational message. We welcome a variety of approaches to your presentation. Special consideration will be given to proposals that are interdisciplinary and interactive. We are particularly looking for workshops that combine knowledge with tools for attendees to utilize in their careers. Students currently enrolled in Widener’s Human Sexuality program are encouraged to apply.

This one day conference will consist of 9 workshops focusing on professional skills for the educator or the clinician. Each workshop will be 75 minutes long. Submission deadline for proposals is June 1, 2013. sexualityconference.widener@gmail.com

Please include in your proposal:

• 1) Current CV
• 2) Brief synopsis of topic
• 3) Expected learning objectives
• 4) General outline of what your workshop will look like
• 5) Relevance to the novice, intermediate, or advanced participant (or open to all)

All proposals are welcome. Some possible subjects are:

Professional topics: academia; advocacy for self and others; being a sexuality professional in non-sexuality focused settings; building a brand; building a professional identity with social media; creating a referral network; employing AASECT certification; ethics; mental health; networking; physical health; research; resume building; working with medical professionals

Education and Clinical topics: addiction; crisis intervention; human rights; immigrant communities; legal considerations; policy; sex surrogacy; sexual body workers; trauma; veterans; therapeutic work with the following populations: BDSM, disability, interfaith relationships, minor attracted adults, sexual and gender minorities