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"[W]e believe that all consensual sexual choices have these potentials — that any sexual pathway, consciously chosen and mindfully followed, can be a positive, creative force in the lives of individuals and their communities."
— Dossie Easton and Catherine A. Liszt

Welcome to the Pleasure Activism Australia Web site!

• Learn about Pleasure Activism Australia - our beliefs, our goals and our activities.
• Get involved with one or more of our online discussion groups.
• Read articles on topics such as sex-positivity, spirituality and sexuality, and erotica.
• Find online and offline resources of use to pleasure activists and our supporters, such as:
• rights and advocacy groups;
• essays and talks; and
• sexuality-themed blogs.

Pleasure Activism Australia's activities are currently focused in the discussion groups, as we seek to build networks between pleasure activists, and between pleasure activists and people working in fields relevant to pleasure activism.

Our most recent addition to the site is:

• Kabbalah and Sex

Jane's Sex Guide has rated this site as 'original' and 'quality'. We intend to keep it that way! We're always looking for people to contribute to the Web site, whether in the form of articles, suggestions for links to online resources, or just general suggestions about how the site could be improved.

Please note that inclusion of a link on this Web site should in no way be taken as an endorsement by Pleasure Activism Australia of the owner of the linked site, the views of the owner of the linked site, the author(s) of the linked site and/or article, or the views of the author(s) of the linked site and/or article. Links are listed solely on their possible relevance to pleasure activists and/or their work.

Supporting free speech online

Pleasure Activism Australia is a proud participant in the Blue Ribbon Campaign in support of free speech online, organised by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Supporting Web standards

Every HTML document in the pleasureactivism.org domain meets the following World Wide Web Consortium standards:

• - HTML 4.01 strict
• - CSS 2.1
• - Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 level double-A

If you discover an HTML document in this domain which you believe does not meet the above standards, please contact us and provide us with the details.