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Center For Sex & Culture

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Upcoming CSC Events

Jamie Gillis Memorial Gathering - Saturday, March 20th, 2010, 3:00pm to 6:00pm
CSC Photo Club with Easy Evie! - Sunday, March 21st, 2010, 12:30pm to 4:00pm
Erotic photo shoot with Jiz Lee - Fund Raiser - Sunday, March 21st, 2010, 4:00pm to 6:30pm
Center for Sex & Culture Open Mic Night! - Sunday, March 21st, 2010, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Sex & Memory: Writing from Your Own Experience - Fourth Wednesdays - Wednesday, March 24th, 2010, 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Erotic Reading Circle - Wednesday, March 24th, 2010, 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Pussy Boxes! A very special artmaking workshop with Ruby Pearl - Saturday, March 27th, 2010, 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Workshops with Scott Catamas and Kataka Gara - Saturday, March 27th, 2010, 4:30pm to 10:00pm
Boost Your Sexual Self-Confidence (for Women) PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE!! - Thursday, April 1st, 2010, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Art Opening and Reception featuring noted collagist Penny Slinger - Thursday, April 8th, 2010, 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Sex & Memory: Writing from Your Own Experience - Fourth Wednesdays - Wednesday, April 28th, 2010, 5:30pm to 7:00pm

CSC Photo Club - with Easy Evie

CSC Photo Club
Sunday, 3/21, 12:30-4
Center for Sex & Culture, 1519 Mission near 11th

Sign up here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/103882

Center for Sex and Culture, 1519 Mission Street
Price    $50.00 unless you're a club member
Info Line    510-684-5587
Website    http://www.sexandculture.org

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Join the Center for Sex and Culture Photo Club on Sunday March 21st from 12:30 to 3pm

Easy Evie is an up-and-coming male-to-female transsexual model. Since starting a full-time transition just over 1 year ago she's discovered a new side of herself and found a great love of being in front of the camera. She carries a classy and confident demeanor along with a desire to please. She has no modesty for the immodest photographer and hopes to continue to explore a wide range of genres.

Please see her website at http://www.easyevie.com

Notes Please arrive by 12:30 pm so that we have time to set up for the model and plan to help with tear down.  Ample parking is available on Mission and nearby side streets and we are BART accessible.

 

Erotic photo shoot with JIZ LEE!

Erotic photo shoot with JIZ LEE!
Sunday, 3/21, 4:00-6:30pm
Center for Sex & Culture, 1519 Mission near 11th

Sign up here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/104184
Price    $20.00

Website    http://sexandculture.org

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Description
The Center for Sex and Culture is having a fundraising photo shoot with porn star Jiz Lee, who is a featured participant of this year's Masturbate-a-thon. Jiz is an AVN Nominated performer who has managed to break the mainstream barrier, performing with both indie SF directors such as Shine Louise Houston and Courtney Trouble, as well as LA directors Carlos Batts, Belladonna, and photographer Dave Naz.

 

Photo credit: Aeric Meredith-Goujon
This shoot is special as Jiz will invite photographers to submit photos taken during the shoot to appear on JizLee.com as a fundraiser for the Center for Sex and Culture. (Thanks, Jiz!) Jiz will promote your name and website, or allow photographers to be anonymous. A charmingly boyish and naturally beautiful model, Jiz has a sweet, expressive personality and is excited to pose at CSC.

This shoot is free to CSC Photo Club members, $20 for nonmembers.

Join other like-minded photographers at the Center for Sex and Culture Photo Club shoots. All thats required is a camera and the desire to create images reflecting your erotic point of view. We provide lights, models and occasional lecturers.  Shoots are usually the 3rd Sunday of the month and are open to club members and, space permitting, nonmembers. Each shoot costs $25 for members, $50 for nonmembers; trial memberships are available. Annual membership is $240 or $20/month.

We are also seeking models!

http://www.jizlee.com/
NOTE: No one under 18 years old will be admitted.

 

Workshops with Scott Catamas and Kataka Gara

Two great workshops with Scott Catamas and Kataka Gara
Sat. late afternoon and evening, 3/27, 4:30-6:30 and 8-10pm
Center for Sex & Culture, 1519 Mission near 11th

You are invited to an afternoon and/or an evening of Dynamic Connections, including Music & Meditation, and an introduction to and practice of COMPASSIONATE COMMUNICATION!

Greater SEX, LOVE & INTIMACY begins & ends with Compassionate Communication in the Bedroom. This workshop has become Scott Catamas' most popular class; an evening he has shared with enthusiastic singles and couples throughout the United States. Learn and Practice very specific tools for improving your ability to UNDERSTAND and BE UNDERSTOOD. Especially valuable in dealinng with challenging topics or with difficult relationship issues. Scott is an Internationally acclaimed Master Coach & Teacher of Compassionate Communication. Joining Scott for this special evening will be KATAKA GARA, a dynamic musical muse who will bring her unique HANG instruments.

Please note that these two workshops are not exactly alike, and so you may want to attend one or both. Scott says: "From 4:30 - 6:30, we will have an advanced practice group, role playing specific relationship issues.  From 8 - 10 PM, I will lead the Greater Sex, Love & Intimacy workshop which specifically focuses on those issues.  My wife Gabriele will be with us, as well as the Magnificent Musical Muse Kataka."

Scott's work is brought to the Center for Sex & Culture thanks to our wonderful friend Annie Sprinkle!

Suggested sliding scale of $25 or higher per person or $40 or higher per couple. Experience BOTH workshops for $35 and up per person, $70 and up per couple!

For more information, contact 415-336-1276 or visit www.LoveCoachScott.com



Scott Catamas travels throughout the United States, Europe & Asia offering dynamic presentations, workshops & events. As a multiple EMMY award winning writer & producer, Scott has created programming for NBC, HBO, SHOWTIME, FOX, UPN, PBS and Syndication. He has dedicated his adult life to finding the most entertaining ways to educate & enlighten audiences. An Environmental Activist, he was trained by Al Gore as a "Climate Project Presenter" and is part of Mr. Gore's global outreach & education program. Scott lives in the Wine Country of Northern California with his wife Gabriele. They often teach together, including annual summer tours of Europe.


Kataka Gara has sung and played music most of her life. She plays over 30 instruments. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, she founded the award-winning Ecstasy Lounge Women's Safe Sex Club in San Francisco in the 1990's. More recently, Kataka founded We Heal University, a Reiki Mastery School, thus creating the healing concepts of the Integrative Reiki Mastery Method, and authoring 3 books for the school. When Kataka became a Reiki Master Healer, she discovered that she could “funnel” positive energy through her music. She performs with two very unique instruments called Hangs in conjunction with Scott's Compassionate Communication events. This creates an exquisite and inspirational sound healing and musical experience, which drops audiences deeply into their hearts. Kataka offers private sound healing and reiki sessions throughout California, and frequently teaches Reiki to a growing student body. Her courses are attended by students worldwide.

Amazing musical energy plus Scott's advanced-level work! See Kataka and Scott work together here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po91ijgYYhA

 

Erotic Reading Circle




Wednesday, March 24, 7:30-9:30
Center for Sex & Culture, 1519 Mission near 11th


Come share new or old work with us! We listen non-judgmentally and share our responses with any writer/reader who feels s/he/ze can benefit from peers' feedback. And it's great practice if you've been thinking about doing any public readings. We welcome writers of any experience level and every orientation. A Best of the Bay award-winning event!

Facilitated by Jen Cross (of Writing Ourselves Whole) and Carol Queen

 

Boost Your Sexual Self-Confidence (for Women) PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE!!

Boost Your Sexual Self-Confidence (for Women) PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE!!
Thursday, April 1, 7pm-9pm
Center for Sex & Culture, 1519 Mission near 11th
$20 at the door; $12-15 sliding scale
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/104645

In a culture where women's sexual experience is often devalued, feeling confident in bed can be challenging for women of all ages. Whether it's a derogatory comment from a lover, a shift in our body's functioning, the constant stream of advertising that tells us we're "less than," sexual trauma, or identity shifts related to our sexuality and relationships, many women feel they face an uphill battle in claiming their sexuality or simply feeling good about themselves in bed.

But increased sexual self-confidence often has payoffs far beyond the bedroom, including creatively, socially, and economically. In this class, we'll explore the connection between sexual poise and self-possession and the rest of your life, while learning practical tools for building your confidence, speaking up for (and getting) what you want, and settling for nothing less than the best.

You'll learn how to:
Discover your authentic desire and erotic story
Combat sex-negative messages in our culture
Make your sexuality your own
Make bold requests and get more of what you want
Handle moments of self-doubt and fear without letting them rule you
See yourself as the hot woman you are

Whether you're in a relationship, single or dating, boosting your sexual self-confidence goes a long way toward creating the life you want. Join us for this inspiring, empowering, practically useful class and discover your own sexual self.



BIO:
Marcia Baczynski is a relationship coach and sex educator who is passionate about providing the world with better tools and skills for relating, and empowering people to use them. She is the Director of Relationship Programming for Ideal Balance, a lifestyle management company for busy professional and entrepreneurial women.  She is also well-known for being co-creator of Cuddle Party, a workshop/social event about boundaries, communication, intimacy and touch. Started in 2004, Cuddle Party events have spread globally, with over 40 facilitators in four countries. Marcia has made appearances on the Montel Williams show, Fox News, Penn & Teller's Bullsh*t, NPR, GQ, Marie Claire and Newsweek. She splits her time between San Francisco and New York.

 
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Best of the Bay 2009

Newsflash

Sexies Winners Announced!


The board and judges of the Sex-Positive Journalism Awards are proud to announce the winners of the 2009 Sexies. Selected from about 100 entries (not counting multiple nominations of the same piece!) submitted by both writers and readers, the winning entries cover subjects from teen pregnancy to conjugal visits, vaginal plastic surgery to prudish responses to public art. The winning articles come from all across the United States and Canada, and represent a range of genres, from news to advice columns.

What they all have in common, however, is that they succeed in embodying the Sexies criteria for sex-positive journalism far better than the vast majority of their counterparts, helping to improve the quality of dialogue around sex and create a more well-informed reading public. "Without clear-eyed, informed journalism about sexuality, the public runs the risk of seeing sex-related issues through a murky scrim of ignorance and biased attitudes. The Sexies help show the media—and the citizenry—how it can and should be done," says Carol Queen of the Center for Sex and Culture.

The first-place winners are:
Mainstream News Sources (Newspapers/National News Magazines/TV Station Print Affiliates: “Plastic Surgery Below the Belt,” Laura Fitzpatrick, Time Magazine,
News/Features (Alt-Weeklies, Monthlies): “Growing Up Glouster,” Rachel Baker, Boston Magazine
Columns: Carnal Knowledge, JoAnn Wypijewski, The Nation
Opinion: Tie: “A Poverty of Solutions,” Judith Levine, 7 Days,  and “The Great Porn Misunderstanding,” Michael Bader, Alternet
Here's the list of all the winners, with links to online versions of their stories where available, and comments from the judges. All entries were read by at least two members of the Sexies judges panel, including at least one with a journalism background.

The judges were: writer, speaker, educator and activist Carol Queen, PhD; journalist Kai Wright; journalist and 2008 Sexies winner Debbie Nathan; journalist Liza Featherstone; journalist and radio host Doug Henwood; journalist and 2008 Sexies winner Amanda Robb; sex educator and columnist for The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Debby Herbenick, PhD, MPH; and writer, editor, and blogger Rachel Kramer Bussel. (Full bios.)

A note about the sex-themed publications category: After careful consideration by our judges, we have decided not to give awards in this category this year. The judges felt the quality of the submissions did not measure up to the work submitted last year. We started the Sexies primarily to give mainstream journalists encouragement and support for covering sexual topics in unsensationalistic honest fashion. We added this category to give some recognition to folks in the trenches who are writing for publications that devote themselves to this topic. We are immensely grateful to those writers and those publications, and yet we feel that when writing about sex is expected and not an achievement in itself, to be award-winning, a story must really push our boundaries and be risky and challenge even the assumptions of the sex-positive community. We look forward to receiving more pieces in that vein in the future. We know they're out there!

Thanks all the writers and readers who sent in entries (and apologies for the various delays). We encourage all of the writers who entered or were nominated to keep up their crucial work. Submissions for the 2010 Sexies (for articles published in 2009) are open and they will be accepted through June 2010 at www.sexies.org/submit.php.

The Sexies would also like to thank our corporate sponsors, Babeland (founding sponsor), UltraVirgo Creative, and all of our individual donors. It’s not too late to become part of that sex-positive number: www.sexies.org/support.html.

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