globalmappingofpleasure

In some cases, you might find an idea or tip which you can apply to your own work immediately. In other
cases, it may be helpful to get a broader understanding of the context in which a programme has taken
place – often, sex-positive and erotic safer-sex interventions are not isolated activities or projects, but are
part of more comprehensive, holistic or ongoing sexuality education or life skills programmes. Moreover,
many factors can influence the implementation of, support for and success of an intervention. While we
have tried to include as much of this information as possible, this document is an overview of erotic safersex
interventions and has limited space for each case study. If you want to do further research, you can
email or write to the contact persons listed at the top of each case study to get more information.
It is our hope that everyone who wishes to redress the sex-negative,
fear- and disease-based approaches that dominate the sex,
sexual health and HIV discourses – and to promote the health,
empowerment and well-being of all people – will find useful
information in this publication for making safer sex more attractive...
and a whole lot sexier.
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