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Tuesday
Mar302010

we are sex nerds, and we are at your service

ScrewSmart is a sex education collaborative formed to promote both individual and community sexual heath and satisfaction. Based in Philadelphia, it was founded in 2009 by three sex positive queer women who met while working towards human sexuality education masters. They came together with the goal of providing information and resources to a diverse adult audience.  ScrewSmart aims to facilitate a collective community dialogue that supports sexual exploration and health. They do this by providing educational workshops, hosting sex positive community events, and advocating freedom of expression for sexual minorities.  ScrewSmart works to build spaces where they can share our love for each other as friends and professionals while inspiring others to be engaged and informed sexual adventurers!

 J.D. Ackerman is a new media sex educator and sexuality writer with a Masters of Education in Human Sexuality.  She works online, creating a sex-positive community with HotMoviesForHer.com, a video-on-demand adult movie site specifically for women.  With a focus on pleasure education and queer sexuality, J.D. spends her days making sure that every person is experiencing the most sexual pleasure they can, as well as baking, sewing, crafting and pretty much doing anything else that involves her hands.
 

Rebecca Alvarez emerged as a fledgling sex educator in 2004 with the women owned-and-run sex shop Babeland in New York City. She went on to write a sex column for the Indypendent newspaper and the Sex Herald online. Currently, she works as a gynecological teaching associate and a host on the Instant Pleasure WDNR radio show while earning her dual masters degree in Social Work and Education in Human Sexuality at Widener University. She also has an "L"-shaped room in her heart for anyone that can sing "Berserker." 

Kira Manser started her formal career as a sex educator at a feminist run sex shop in Providence, where she helped open a Sexuality Resource Center. Since then she's worked in as many areas of sexuality as possible: including, directing a highschool peer sex-Ed program, as a gynecological training associate for medical schools, doing legal sex-work, and recently starting a dual degree social work and education in human sexuality masters program at Widener University.