Join us for a night of Sex Trivia at Stoup Brewing's Capitol Hill Location!
This monthly event is the best way to learn about and celebrate pleasure, queerness, and the science of sex! We kick off the evening with a brief introduction, then dive right into sex trivia. Trivia teams consist of 4-5 people. You can bring your friends and make your own team, or show up and join/create a team on the spot! All identities and backgrounds are welcome. Trivia questions cover a wide variety of sex and sexuality-related topics, so get ready to challenge yourself, learn something new, and have a good time. There will be PRIZES for the winning teams!
Pricing details: Proceeds from this event will go to the Oregon Prison Birth Project, supporting birth and postpartum care for incarcerated individuals. Follow them at @oregonprisonbirthproject.
Details:
Date: Thursday, February 20th, 2025
Time: 7:00 - 9:00pm
Where: MayFly (8350 N Fenwick Ave, Portland, OR 97217)
Cost: $15
You can bring your own food into the brewery and/or buy from the local food truck.
Accessibility: ADA accessible.
Note that most trivia questions will be read aloud, and some will appear in a pictured/drawn format. At least one member of each team must be able to provide written responses to trivia questions.
Inclusivity: We will do our best to make trivia questions inclusive of all bodies and sexualities, but we acknowledge that we will not be able to provide accurate or nuanced representation of every experience. Thank you for understanding.
About the Facilitators:
The facilitators met in Paris! That city of love and sex… oo la la!
Naomi Price-Lazarus (she/her) is a sexuality educator, event facilitator, and dance party host. Naomi runs a non-profit called Papaya Project, in which she creates opportunities for youth and adults to explore and celebrate their bodies and sexualities, all the while building a stronger sense of self and connection to the community. She also creates and sells art that celebrates sexual anatomy and pleasure. Naomi spends her free time playing sports, baking cookies, and traveling around the world. Follow Naomi @PapayaProjectOrg.
Edwina Koch (she/her) aka Super Doula @superdoula_ is a Portland-based social worker and birth justice advocate. As a prison doula and grant writer for the Oregon Prison Birth Project, Edwina works to support incarcerated individuals through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. Over the past four years, she has served as a doula for BIPOC communities in Portland, offering compassionate and culturally responsive care. Edwina is also the founder of a local support group for birth workers, creating space for collective learning and support. Whether in the classroom, at a birth, or in the justice space, Edwina is committed to uplifting and empowering all birthing people.