FAQ

DO I HAVE TO GET A MEMBERSHIP?

All of our workshops and classes are open to the public, but an ASPECC membership gives you discounted rates and may entitle you to vote on policies and board positions!

For more information check out the Membership Page.

WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU DO?

We promote sex positive values and attitudes through education and awareness! As you can imagine this is a huge umbrella that includes many topics and ongoing community supports, from embracing diversity to providing learning opportunities.  Our goal is to reduce intimate violence by fostering sex positive values. Check out all of our programs under the Program tab on the menu!

WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP ASPECC?

We love that you’ve asked! ASPECC is run entirely by volunteers just like you! Check out our Volunteer Opportunities Page for more details.

I’M NEW TO KINK, IS THERE ANYTHING YOU OFFER FOR ME?

Yes, we have a number of workshops for beginner kink/BDSM and events, such as BDSM for Beginners and the Taste of Kink.

I’M ## YEARS OLD. AM I TOO YOUNG/OLD?

This depends on what you want to attend. Every event has an age range on it.

Where can I find information about youth sexual health?

There is information available on our ASPECC Queer Youth site. Or you can have a look at this PDF with some useful information.

How can I get updates about workshops and events?

Sign up for our newsletter HERE or download our APP! If you haven’t found an answer to your question here, Contact Us. We would love to hear from you!

Your events require QR Code verification, can i be exempt from this requirement?

After careful deliberation, and in recognition that this pandemic is still happening (despite the restrictions being lifted elsewhere) the Board of Directors has decided the following:
The personal safety (perceived or otherwise) of those who are volunteering to run the Pleasure Crew events takes precedence over the public’s rights to access these private, indoor events. By their very nature, intimate indoor events bring people in close proximity of each other and increase risk factors for everyone in attendance. We insist on use of barriers for everyone, and compliance with our Consent framework — with no exceptions.