We invite sexual health and freedom advocates to join us in this conversation and action planning session. Heart to Hand’s Sexual Health in Everything (SHE) Campaign is dedicated to creating space for Black women ages 18-30 to talk about sex…
This panel will focus on the legal issues surrounding sex work, human trafficking, sexual freedom, and human rights. All three panelists and the moderator are attorneys who have dedicated their careers to defending the rights of sex workers and human…
A workshop that examines and defines the concept of queer research, engages issues related to being a queer researcher, and encourages participants to think through how they can queer their own research while showing up authentically in academic spaces that…
Shanna K. Kattari, PhD, MEd, CSE, ACS is an assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, the Department of Women and Gender Studies (by courtesy), and Director of the [Sexuality|Relationships|Gender] Research Collective. A White, Jewish, nonbinary,…
Join us as we officially kick off the 2022 Sexual Freedom Summit. Our opening ceremony will feature an official welcome from CEO & President of Woodhull Freedom Foundation, Ricci Levy and be emceed by the amazing Aly Oseth. Bring your…
Join Woodhull's COO, Mandy Salley, for a discussion with the authors of some of the most profound and interesting books about sexual freedom. We’ll discuss their work and how these texts embrace, celebrate, and fight for sexual freedom.
Where and how do we move forward from here? How do we come together to defeat those who seek to remove our most fundamental human rights? What is our message? How do we support each other? Join Rachel O'Leary Carmona,…
Join us in honoring the first graduates of Spokes Hub, a leadership program hosted by Woodhull in collaboration with New Moon. Spokes Hub strives to support emerging sex worker advocates in developing their voice and authority on the issues. Participants…
The majority of sexually explicit or pornographic content is legal. Thanks to the First Amendment, our right to communicate that legal content is protected, with the notable exceptions of “obscene” content and child pornography. But though the content itself might…