Learn how to give a memorable hand job. Free! All welcome! You do not have to be a U of T student to attend. Phallic vegetables and lube will be available to practice the techniques taught, but don't worry - we won't force you to fondle veggies, participants can do whatever they're comfortable with.

The Sexual Education Centre (SEC) ran its first handjob workshop in 2014, and it was so popular we had to turn people away. We are back this year in a bigger space.

SEC offers FREE safer sex supplies (latex and non-latex condoms, lube, etc) and these will be available at the workshop, so feel free to come and stock up!

NOTE:

This is a sex positive workshop teaching anatomy and penis massage techniques. There may be explicit videos shown. Care will be given during the workshop to inform participants what to expect as it happens (we won't start showing you penis videos without warning!) so that everyone attending can decide what parts of the workshop they want to engage in. Demos of techniques will be done on a dildo, or possibly showing videos - there will be no live penis demos. To respect the privacy of everyone attending, participants will be asked not to take photo or video during the workshop. If you've never been to a pleasure-based workshop before, this is a great intro... a fun, relaxed, non-judgemental and educational workshop! No one will be put on the spot, you are welcome to participate at your comfort level. We hope to see you there!

JOIN US AT 7PM. University of Toronto in the GALBRAITH BUILDING, located at: 35 ST. GEORGE STREET in room GB244.

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• Website: www.handjobworkshop.com

Articles about past workshops:

http://thevarsity.ca/2014/01/27/living-arts-the-art-of-the-handjob

https://www.hercampus.com/school/u-toronto/time-i-went-hand-job-workshop

This workshop is part of the University of Toronto Sexual Education Centre's annual Sexual Health Awareness Week... aka SHAW. The Sexual Education Centre puts on a week of amazing programming. Check them out here: https://www.sec.utoronto.ca