Saturday, November 7th
3:30 pm
Room: Ballroom A
This workshop explores how intersecting identities influence power dynamics, participation, and belonging. Through presentation and guided discussion, participants will reflect on how identity affects negotiation, community interactions, and experiences of inclusion or exclusion.
Participants will be invited to consider ways non-monogamous/sex-positive communities can become more aware, inclusive, and supportive of diverse identities and experiences.
This workshop explores how intersecting identities influence power dynamics, participation, and belonging.
Through presentation and guided discussion, participants will reflect on how identity affects negotiation, community interactions, and experiences of inclusion or exclusion.
Participants will be invited to consider ways non-monogamous/sex-positive communities can become more aware, inclusive, and supportive of diverse identities and experiences.
Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti is a workshop presenter and community discussion facilitator who teaches about shame, consent, neurodivergence, and intersectionality. Her work explores how cultural messages about sexuality, identity, and communication shape people’s experiences. As a late-diagnosed autistic woman, Gloria brings both lived experience and thoughtful dialogue to conversations about consent, communication, and community care. Her workshops invite participants to reflect on their experiences, challenge internalized stigma, and build healthier relationships with themselves and others.
