What is Sex 2.0?
Sex 2.0 will focus on the intersection of social media, feminism, and sexuality. How is social media enabling people to learn, grow, and connect sexually? How is sexual expression tied to social activism? Does the concept of transparency online offer new opportunities or present new roadblocks — or both? These questions, and many more, will be addressed within a safe, welcoming, sex-positive space.
Respecting the confidentiality and protecting the identities of participants who wish to maintain a degree of anonymity will be a top priority at Sex 2.0.
When? April 12, 2008
Where? 1763~A Deviant Place of Decadence, 1763 Montreal Circle, Tucker, Ga., 30084 (directions)
How much? $10 until February 17; $40 until March 28; $50 after March 28.
REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. We will not be taking any walk-up registrations at the door.
At Sex 2.0, everyone is a participant rather than a passive attendee. This is YOUR event!
Get involved!
To stay up to date on what’s happening with Sex 2.0 and assist with planning and organization, please join our Google group. Enter your email address in the box below and click “Subscribe” — that’s all there is to it.
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About the venue
Sex 2.0 will be held at 1763, located just outside Atlanta. 1763 is a 10,000 square foot, fully equipped dungeon. Find out more here.
» View the floor plan.
Travel and accomodations
The Renaissance Atlanta Hotel Downtown has a limited number of rooms set aside for Sex 2.0 participants at a rate of $132 per night. When calling to make a reservation, be sure to mention you are with Sex 2.0. You may also make your reservation online by following this link. You must reserve your room before March 21 in order to enjoy the discounted rate. These rooms are first come, first served!
Sex 2.0 rights and responsibilities
(Adapted from Charis Circle rights & responsibilities)
Rights:
- To speak (for yourself) and be heard (without interruption)
- To self-identify without challenge or explanation
- To ask questions and express ideas
- To voice your individual needs
- To disagree
- To laugh, have fun, participate, and learn
Responsibilities:
- To listen with an open mind
- To be respectful of others’ voices and experiences
- To avoid making generalizations or assumptions based on individual characteristics, personality traits, appearance, cultural affiliation, race, sex, gender identity, class, age, dis/ability, religion, occupation, etc.
- To be conscious of the space we take up verbally (step back, step up)
- To be mindful of scheduling and respect the value of each others’ time
- To challenge ourselves and each other
Additionally: Sex 2.0 is not an appropriate venue for debating whether sex work is “good” or “bad,” or for prodding sex workers for personal information or explanations. Sex 2.0 participants will value and respect the voices of sex workers and the information they choose to share.
