Center for Sex and Culture

ATTENTION ALL PARENTS —- Airial Clark is coming to the Center for Sex and Culture on August 25 and 26 four informative and entertaining sex-positive parenting workshops!  Buy your ticket/s now at Brown Paper Tickets!

Sex-Positive Parenting with Airial Clark

A series of 4, 90-minute interactive workshops with the overarching title of Sex-Positive Parenting; Strategies and Support for Families.

$25 each, or if you sign up for all 4 it’s $75 (buy 3, get 1 free).

Each workshop is stand alone with a specific focus, but taken together are a comprehensive curriculum.

Four workshops spanning August 25 and 26: 10:30am-Noon and 1:00pm-2:30pm, both days at the Center for Sex and Culture

1. Parenting with an alternative sexuality; Ending the silence of non-monogamous, kinky, or queer parents.

2. Coming out as a family; To reveal or not reveal is the question.

3. What to say and When to say it; Strategies for age-appropriate conversations about sexuality and desire.

4. Building Social Support Networks; How to build your sex-positive dream team of peers and professionals.

For more information on Airial Clark and The Sex-Positive Parent:

thesexpositiveparent.com

thesexpositivephotoproject.blogspot.com/?zx=71b7b1070ee53bca

goodvibesblog.com/the-sex-positive-parent-a-new-resource-from-airial-clark

Airial Clark, M.A is the founder of The Sex-Positive Parent. She has a Master’s degree in Sexuality Studies from San Francisco State and is also the parent of two tweenage sons. Airial graduated from UC Berkeley in 2007 with a BA in English Literature and Anthropology. At Cal, she was the President of the Student Parent Association. She is a contributing writer for Good Vibrations Magazine, the Sex Positive Photo Project of the SF Bay Area and Shades Magazine. Airial presented her graduate level research on the intersections of race, non-monogamy and parenting at the Open SF conference. She was recently interviewed on the Sexploration with Monika radio show and featured on My Sex Professor.com. Based out of the SF Bay Area, Airial sees the mission of her work to provide strategies and support for sex-positive parenting; specializing in community building for parents with alternative sexualities.