Dreaming Outside of the System with Haley Hasen + Sydney Rae Chin

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About Event

Join us as we welcome Haley Hasen (she/her) + Sydney Rae Chin (she/her) for Dreaming Outside of the System on Tuesday, March 16th from 7:00 to 9:00PM EST over Zoom! This workshop is a part of our Spring Professional Track series.

This workshop will be recorded and will be made available for a limited time to everyone who registers.

This workshop is geared towards sex educators or people interested in survivor justice within higher education. “Dreaming Outside of The System” is an intermediate level workshop and we’re providing a legal and cultural definition handout prior for those who are in the more introductory phase. It will be an interactive discussion-based space on carceral feminism, transformative justice, false accusations, rape apology, complacency, and ways to empower community building/accountability.

Through this workshop, participants will be able to:

Unlearning systems of oppression that affect victims/survivors
Being able to recognize and give examples of complacency within multiple settings
Incorporating this information into sex ed/sexuality philosophies

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About Haley Hasen

Haley Hasen (she/her) is an artist, sex educator, certified crisis interventionist, erotic laborer, and sex toy enthusiast. She is involved with a federal work-study with RAINN, and is an art therapy intern/ recovery support specialist at the nonprofit Clean and Sober Street based in DC. On top of all this, Haley is studying to receive her master’s degree in Art Therapy emphasizing on trauma, sensuality and sex work at George Washington University.

About Sydney Rae Chin

Sydney Rae Chin (she/her) is an intuitive sex guide with gifts in clairvoyance, clairaudience, and clairsentience. She holds a degree from Emerson College in Media Arts Production with a minor in African American and Africana Studies. Sydney aims to hold space for women and non-men of color, especially survivors. She is a proud third generation queer Chinese American woman; these identities inform the type of projects Sydney takes on. She currently resides and works in Lenapehoking, which is the stolen land of the Lenni Lenape people.

Registration:

Tickets are available on a sliding scale ($3-$30) to ensure folx of varying economic backgrounds are able to access the sex education they deserve. We ask those who have the financial means to help "spread the wealth" by contributing to the community pool so that we can offer a limited number of sponsored free tickets to those who need it.

We kindly ask that those who have the financial means to purchase a ticket do so, and save our sponsored free tickets to those who do not.

To access this workshop for free, please enter the code CSPH-FREE when registering.

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If you have any questions, or experience any issues registering, please reach out to learn@thecsph.org