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Book Review: “Kinky in the Digital Age”

Book Review: “Kinky in the Digital Age”

Kinky in the Digital Age: Gay Men’s Subcultures and Social Identities, an insightful book by Liam Wignall, explores digital media and social networking technology as a tool to better develop social and sexual connections rooted in authentic expression with a special...

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Book Review: “Fifty Years of Polyamory in America”

Book Review: “Fifty Years of Polyamory in America”

As will forever be a hurdle to overcome with language, the term polyamory means different things to different people. Open relationships, ethical non-monogamy, consensual non-monogamy, ambiamory, throuples, triads, quads, polycules, swinging, solo polyamory, asexual...

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New Issue of Journal of Positive Sexuality Available!

Enjoy three new manuscripts from Journal of Positive Sexuality covering the topics of Research Ethics, Female Masturbation Studies, and Online Hookup App Use. Frazer Heritage warns of the complications around conducting online research about online fetish communities....

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APA CEUs Coming 2023

Center for Positive Sexuality is proud to announce that we have been approved by the APA to offer continuing education credits. We will start offering 1-4 hour presentations and workshops in 2023 that offer these credits. Some presentations will be incorporated into...

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Support Race and Sexuality Research

You can directly influence the quality of research on the intersections of race and sexuality. We will soon be announcing our Race and Sexuality Research Award winners and we would love to support as many projects as possible. This year we have an unprecedented 45...

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October Monthly Series: Satanic Sexuality

Join us October 8 for a special discussion with Dr. Eric Sprankle on Satanic Sexuality: Understanding Satanism as a Cultural Competency Issue for Sexuality Professionals. Appropriating the mythology of Satan as a god of carnality, modern Satanists are united in their...

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We’re here and we’re queer: Bi Visibility Day

We’re here and we’re queer: Bi Visibility Day

The term bisexuality was first coined in 1892, so why do we need Bi Visibility Day in 2022? Despite bi people being around since the origins of humanity, it’s not something that has been discussed or even recognized as a legitimate sexuality. Until quite recently,...

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Volunteer Positions Open

Center for Positive Sexuality is looking for volunteers to fill the following positions. Please apply here and specify the position you are interested in. Education Director The Education Director is primarily responsible for providing consistency and support for the...

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Peace Day 2022: The Importance of Peacemaking

Peace Day 2022: The Importance of Peacemaking

The international Day of Peace is observed worldwide on September 21st. This is an observation of nonviolence for 24 hours, including ceasefires, global commitment to a culture of peace. This year the theme is “End racism. Build peace.”  Here's how we can make it...

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