You can find our upcoming workshops and events here.

Pleasure Pie Workshops

We would love to work with you to bring a workshop to your high school, college, or community!

Queer Zine Making Workshop

​Create your own alternative media in this hands-on queer zine making workshop!

Sex Toys & Pleasure: Take Pleasure into Your Own Hands

This workshop will give you the 101 on how you can use sex toys to explore your pleasure—alone or with a partner. We'll also explore why pleasure is so important.

Consent & Pleasure Workshop

Learn how getting comfortable with communicating about sex can help you navigate consent while also increasing pleasure.

Embracing Pleasure: A Workshop for Trans & Queer Folks

Homophobia and other oppressive systems tell us that pleasure is not for us. This workshop helps queer folks of all stripes reclaim their most authentic pleasure.

Sex-Positive Activist Workshop

What kind of activist are you? Learn how you can contribute to the movement for a more sex-positive culture.

The Power of Zines for Sex Education!

This workshop for sex educators explores why zines (independently made booklets) are a delightful and effective tool for sex ed. It also offers various ways to use zines in sex education curricula.

About Pleasure Pie Workshops

All of our workshops come from a sex-positive, feminist, anti-oppressive perspective. We center the experiences of queer and transgender folks, fat folks, and people with marginalized sexualities, genders, and relationship structures.

We have led workshops at numerous colleges, including Harvard University, Tufts University, Boston University, Simmons University, Emerson College, UMass Boston, Wesleyan University, Grinnell College, and others. We have experience leading workshops at high schools as well.

In addition to partnering with schools, we have also led community workshops at Boston Public Library, Somerville Public Library, Good Vibrations feminist sex store, the Multicultural AIDS Coalition, the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, as well as feminist bookstores, queer community groups, and other community organizations.

You know what pairs well with a workshop? A resource table! Learn about our resource tables here.