Southern Fried Queer Pride Festival 2025

We’re back at Southern Pride Queer Pride Festival in Atlanta, GA. Join us at 7 Stages Theater in Little Five Points for two new workshops that are FREE and open to the public (with optional donations to support SFQP)!

Am I normal?? What asexuality can teach us about attraction, orientation, and intentional relationships

Saturday, June 28th at 11am, led by Evvergreen

Do you question if your attraction and desire are "normal"? Labels often fall short in explaining our attraction or the relationships we want. In this workshop, we’ll deconstruct norms about attraction and orientation, offering language for more authentic connections. You’ll reflect, map your attraction patterns, and share experiences with others. People of all orientations are welcome to explore what asexuality can teach us about attraction, relationships, and society.

No Canceling Allowed: Mistakes, Messes, and Making it Right

Sunday, June 29th at 3pm, led by Sam

This workshop is for humans who make mistakes - and want tools to move through them in ways that strengthen relationships and build a more compassionate world. We'll explore accountability through a transformative justice lens and its role in strong communities and movements. Participants will receive a worksheet with prompts to develop a self-accountability practice that fosters integrity and self-trust.

Check out the full line up of events on the SFQP website - don’t miss the art market, performances, clothing swap, gallery, and more!

National Sex Ed Conference, Philadelphia, Dec 10-13

We’re presenting the workshop “Liberatory Consent: The Next Generation Consent Framework of Embodied Boundaries, Mutual Attunement, and Co-Created Decisions” in Philadelphia on December 10th at 1pm. This is a 3-hour pre-conference intensive! There is a $135 add-on fee on top of the conference ticket. Please reach out if you need financial assistance!

Enthusiastic consent is no longer the gold standard. Liberatory consent, a new embodied social-emotional framework, outlines a set of progressive skills. It empowers students to notice better and communicate their limits and desires, create safety for their partners to do the same, and continuously co-create decisions about shared activities.

For more info, see the event website.