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In March 1995, '''Society for Human Sexuality''' (SHS) was founded as a registered student organization at the University of Washington. From that time until its key organizers graduated in Fall 1998, as a student organization SHS hosted a wide variety of events both on and off campus. Amongst all other similar student organizations which had existed up to that point, SHS was apparently the first to cover such a wide range of topics. | In March 1995, '''Society for Human Sexuality''' (SHS) was founded as a registered student organization at the University of Washington. From that time until its key organizers graduated in Fall 1998, as a student organization SHS hosted a wide variety of events both on and off campus. Amongst all other similar student organizations which had existed up to that point, SHS was apparently the first to cover such a wide range of topics. | ||
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History
In March 1995, Society for Human Sexuality (SHS) was founded as a registered student organization at the University of Washington. From that time until its key organizers graduated in Fall 1998, as a student organization SHS hosted a wide variety of events both on and off campus. Amongst all other similar student organizations which had existed up to that point, SHS was apparently the first to cover such a wide range of topics.
Although SHS ceased to exist as a student organization after the students who founded it graduated, there was nevertheless a strong sentiment that this kind of work should somehow continue. So, Society for Human Sexuality was re-created in late 1998 as an off-campus entity completely separate from the University of Washington, and this new off-campus entity took on the responsibility of hosting this web site.
Today this website is no longer actively maintained, and it's left up mainly as an example of what the earliest era of sex education and debate on the World Wide Web was like. The last time a new document of any kind was added was 2007, the last time significant numbers of new documents were added was many years before that, and its appearance is roughly the same as it was in 1998. Since 2007 the only changes have been a small number of minor updates to existing documents, generally at the request of their authors.
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- Guide to Sensuous Caning
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- Creative BDSM Toy Sources
- Article on Negotiations
- Advice to a Novice Dominant
- Food Play Safety Tips
- Grim's Guide to Flogging
- Improving the Legal Standing of Your Relationship
- If You Simply Must Use BDSM Scenes as Therapy
- Play Party Etiquette
- Information on Safer Sex and BDSM
- How to Start a BDSM Discussion Club
- Soc.sexuality.spanking FAQ
- Guide to Steel Bondage
- Advice on BDSM from Tamar Kay
- Finding a Kinky Partner by Tamar Kay
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