Originaly posted on BeASexEducator.com
How long have you been teaching?
I’ve been teaching technically since 2000, at the behest of the members of the club that I was pledging (though I’d done some corporate training prior to that). I started to teach at other local groups, and then offered to present at Black Rose’s big event a year or two later…and I was off and running.
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This is reposted from the BDSM Public Workshop Presenters & Organizers group on Fetlife, written by Kassie
Please, when you put out a need for presenters, please have the following information in your solicitation:
1) Name of the organization and then the acronym
2) The website of the organization
3) the dates you are in need
4) If it is a free event for members, if there is a cost associated to members
5) If you are covering travel expenses and putting presenters from out of town up.
6) the kind of event – is this a weekend long educational program, a regional ‘conference’ or a organization in need of presenters. The kind of event it is can sometimes be helpful to people who might be interested in visiting your group for educational purposes.
That is really the bare minimum information that should be posted when you put out a call for people to come to your group.
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From Wikipedia
Unconferences often use variations on the Open Space Technology[2] format/method developed by Harrison Owen in the mid 1980’s. Owen’s 1993 book Open Space Technology: a User’s Guide discussed many of the techniques now associated with unconferences, although his book does not use that term. Continue reading
Copied from LawConnections.ca
1. Social Host Liability
Social host liability deals with the legal responsibility party hosts have to their guests. In other words: can the host of a party be held responsible for the actions of his or her intoxicated guests?
How do you deal with responsibility in your everyday life?
What are your coping strategies when responsibilities get overwhelming? (which they’re bound to get at some point)
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Originally posted on FearlessPress.com
WARNING…WARNING!!! I’m going to talk about race and I’m likely to say a few things some of you may not want to hear. As much as American society likes to claim we’re moving or have already moved into a post-racial era (we have a Black President after all), the fact remains that many of our social interactions continue to take the racial identification of the participants into consideration and often in ways that are extremely uncomfortable and upsetting for the minority member while allowing their (typically) White counterpart to feel relaxed and unthreatened in their dominant racial position.