Name: Ace Space
Start: 2024-02-13 13:00:00
End: 2024-02-13 15:00:00
Location: The Ledward Centre

In this laid-back and creative environment, we aim to celebrate the joy within our diverse experiences, making them visible to one another. Our conversations will revolve around concepts such as responsive and spontaneous desire, drawing inspiration from Emily Nagoski's recommended book, "Come as You Are." No prior knowledge of specific terms or identification is necessary to attend, as we'll be learning together. This gathering offers an opportunity to carve out an alternative to hypersexualization, challenge objectifying norms, and address the pervasive lack of accurate information through collaborative peer learning. Come join us in fostering a supportive and informative space for meaningful discussions.

The Ledward Centre is fully wheelchair accessible and we will be meeting downstairs in the exhibition space, which can be accessed via stairs or a lift.

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