Intersection of violence and Shibari (Roser Antuña)

Community round table by Roser Antuña (her).

Theme: Intersection of Violence and Shibari

On the round table.

This round table is focused on people who are fond of Shibari and will talk about difficult topics that are normally treated as taboo and that are usually avoided for different reasons. Our intention is to bring light and knowledge about the most difficult parts to deal with within this practice and the violence that can occur within Shibari. Round table guided by Roser Antuña with specific questions on this topic, and the participation of those who attend, respect and an open mind is requested.

Duration.

The round table will last an hour / hour and a half approximately in which different participants will debate on the suggested topics.

What you need.

Your questions, open mind and respect.

When and where

Tuesday, July 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Espacio Nos. Punctuality is requested.

About Roser:

Roser Antuña is a psychologist and her experience focuses mainly on issues related to trauma, violence and sexual diversity. Additionally, she has more than 12 years of experience as a photographer specialized in portraits and has recently dabbled in the practice of shibari.

Roser Antuña's Instagram

Bookings:

This round table is held in person, with a very limited capacity.

It is important that if you reserve a place as far in advance as possible and that you commit to participate and attend the event to make the experience more enriching.

The round table space is for a mixed audience.

About our community events:

If you see marked in some events as "community", that means that it will be given to people who are part of our community in Espacio Nos. These people usually have a direct link and collaborate in a participatory, proactive way to create a safer space , collaborative and that is a more heterarchical community (organizational system that predominates a consensual order). We give the space and opportunities to people of different roots, history and diverse experiences inside and outside of Shibari who can contribute their bit to our community and the people who visit and participate in us.

The events classified as community have a minimum donation base to participate, thus contributing to enhance the effort of each facilitator with a circular economy. You can donate as much as you want before and after the event and the space will keep a much smaller portion to help contribute to keeping it open, all the while trying to democratize the accessibility of Shibari education and diversify the different means of learning. If you find yourself in a difficult financial situation, you can request free access in the event that the online tickets are not available. We have limited capacity, even if it is low donations, seriousness is requested in attending and notify before if the assistance is canceled. Read the regulations, ticket policies and others before booking.

Please read our terms and conditions carefully as we have a strict policy regarding exchanges and refunds.