
Sex 2.0 May 9, 2009
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.
The first Sex 2.0 was a year ago, which came about because Amber Rhea had a vision. Last year’s Sex 2.0 was really energizing – an diverse group of sex nerds, bloggers, sex workers and writers, talking to each other (and Twittering all the while). We have the run at a really nice venue in Silver Spring, MD. And like last year, the out of town guests will be staying at the venue, so there will be a lot of hanging out, before during the after.
I’ll be doing a WordPress open Q&A with MayMay, so bring your questions about WordPress and blogging and we’ll do our best to answer them. There will be even more attendees this year who will be Twittering throughout the weekend. I’ll try to post a list soon.
The discounted registration of $30 (which was to have ended today), has again been pushed back to April 16th, so you have two more days to register at the lower rate. It’ll go up to $40.00.
The website is here: sex20con.com/
The Sex 2.0 Google Group is where all the discussion and organizing of the event (and the events before and after) is happening.
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If you’re wondering what last year ‘s event was like, here’s lots of linkage:
- Cory Silverberg’s interview w. Amber Rhea
- Flickr group pool
- My Flickr slideshow
- The Sex 2.0 back-channel (Being Amber Rhea)
- Liveblogging at Sex 2.0 Conference (Funky Brown Chick)
- Audacia’s Ray’s Notes from her keynote
- Sex 2.0 bookmarks on del.icio.us
- My blogging presentation
- Sex 2.0, the awesome and the suck (Renegade Evolution)
- Sex 2.0 exceeded my expectations (Radical Georgia Moderate)
- Sex 2.0 – a brief recap of an amazing event (Sex in the Public Square)
- A brief summary of the “sex commons” session (Sex in the Public Square)