conference

Sex 2.0 will explore sexuality, feminism and social media

ATLANTA -- What happens when technology, sex, knowledge, and power
enable women to meet up, act up, and hook up like never before? These
questions and more are the focus of the Sex 2.0 unconference in
Atlanta, Georgia on April 12th, 2008. Held at 1763, a
10,000-square-foot, fully equipped dungeon located 10 miles north of
downtown Atlanta, the unconference will feature conversations among
activists, social networking pioneers, bloggers, swingers, cruisers,
sex futurists and kinksters who have been sexing up Web 2.0 from the
beginning -- whether in Bangalore or Bangor, Maine.

Maybe you've heard of Web sites like Facebook, Craigslist, or
Flickr. They're all social networking sites, the heart of a revolution
in the way people produce and share knowledge, make friends, reach out
for support, and create professional and personal networks.

View this video report from SWOP-LA @ the 6th IASSCS CONFERENCE "Dis/Organized Pleasures" in Lima, Peru, June 27-29 2007.

This conferences attempts to bring together researchers and practitioners in an effort to lay the groundwork for future collaborative research, advocacy, and program development. To educate social service, health care, and criminal justice professionals about the needs and risks of women involved in commercial sex work.

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Deadlines for presentations are due August 15th.