The Sex Ed Bakeshop is exploring bodily autonomy, consent, and choices--decorating cookies as our favorite forms of contraception.About this Event
Join the Sex Ed Bakeshop for an afternoon creating craveable choices. Expand your thinking about reproductive justice and bodily autonomy by decorating cookies that represent your relationship to contraception, fueled by meditation, research, and personal narratives. Leave with to-go treats and tools for further exploration.
We Heart Choices is a recipe about information, bodily autonomy, and reproductive justice. This recipe is part of a larger social practice project by the Sex Ed Bakeshop, called (WISER). This workshop's self-reflective activities are not only delicious (because we WILL eat as we decorate!) but lay the foundation for learning and/or becoming more familiar with contraception options, informed consent in health care, the barriers that exist to our reproductive health care and laws in the US and who is most impacted, as well as tips for talking to people age 5-105 about reproductive justice. We will guide you through this meditation on bodily autonomy and choices using personal narrative and current research, with coffee/tea and cookies as our fuel. Participants will contribute recipe feedback and be invited to share documentation of their "Choice Cookies" and personal narratives for the online WISER We Heart Choices recipe archive. Everyone will leave with to-go tools, treats, and resources to continue exploring on their own.
The is produced by Liz Slagus, a Brooklyn-based artist, sex educator, curator, and writer, who created the platform for art projects, conversations, and resource-sharing to normalize all topics related to sexuality. This metaphorical bakeshop is a space to learn, explore, and enjoy where sex and sexuality can be discussed without shame or hesitation. Our work promotes dialogue about the role of sexuality, with its multiple meanings and complexities, in our everyday lives. We believe that learning should be a delightful process, so we share what we know through collaborations with pastry chefs, designers, artists, sex educators, and the public in ways that promote autonomy, curiosity, and further exploration.
Event Venue
Cherry Street Pier, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, United States
USD 15.00












