The school-based sex education that many queer people received was likely focused on biology, reproduction, and potentially based in the fear or shame that our culture associates with sex. This workshop is designed for adults who want to re-experience sex education in a queer-centric, pleasure-based setting, with an emphasis on how sex and relationships overlap AND information about how to communicate and have safer sex.

At Queer Sex Education, we aim to create a safe and inclusive space where individuals can learn and explore various aspects of queer sexuality. Whether you identify as LGBTQIA+ or simply have an interest in understanding diverse sexualities, this event is for you!

Our knowledgeable speakers will cover a wide range of topics, including consent, sexual health, and LGBTQIA+ history. Through engaging discussions, interactive workshops, and expert-led sessions, you'll gain valuable insights and practical knowledge.

Join us to connect with like-minded individuals, ask questions, and challenge societal norms surrounding sex and sexuality. This event is an opportunity to foster understanding, acceptance, and empowerment.

Don't miss out on this exciting event! Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable evening of Queer Sex Education in the heart of London. We can't wait to see you there!

About the facilitator:

Connor Scarlett Hardy (they/she) is an anti-violence and relationship educator of many years, and most recently trained/accredited as an acet Esteem Relationship and Sex Educator. Connor holds a Masters in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice, and honours degrees in Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies and Global Health from the University of Pennsylvania. They are trained as a Sexual Assault Counselor, with experience working in rape crisis and queer advocacy settings. They are a seasoned facilitator, having run workshops for audiences around the world on topics including gender, violence prevention, and climate storytelling. You can read more about Connor here: www.connorscarletthardy.com.

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