Presenter Applications
Deadline:
Got knowledge? Got kinks? Got a PowerPoint with tasteful gradients?
We want you.
Vision is built on shared wisdom—skills passed down, experiences unpacked, and ideas made real. Whether you’re teaching your 100th class or proposing your very first one, if you’ve got something to share, we’re listening.
What We're Looking For
We welcome presentations on a wide range of topics, including (but definitely not limited to):
- Kink & BDSM skills
- Leather history and culture
- Sexual health & safety
- Relationship dynamics
- Power exchange
- Identity & community
- Accessibility, race, neurodivergence, disability, and justice in kink spaces
- Craft, ritual, embodiment, play, and pleasure
We love the technical. We love the tender. We love the stuff that doesn’t fit in a box.
If it helps our community grow, we want to hear about it.
Presenter Expectations
We’re so glad you want to teach at Vision! Here’s what you can expect from us—and what we ask from you in return:
What You Can Expect from Us:
- Clear communication about scheduling and logistics
- A/V or classroom support (where applicable)
- Volunteer assistance if needed
- Respect for your content, your time, and your boundaries
What We Expect from You:
- Show up at least 15 minutes before your scheduled class
- Come prepared with any materials you need (we’ll help where we can!)
- Be kind, inclusive, and respectful to all attendees
- Honor our community guidelines around consent and safety
- Let us know as early as possible if you need to cancel or adjust
- Please note: All classes are limited to 60 minutes—plan your content accordingly!
You don’t have to be perfect—we’re here to support you. But we do ask for accountability, communication, and good-faith engagement. We're building a space where everyone feels safe to learn and explore, and that starts with our presenters.
Why It Matters
Teaching isn’t just giving information—it’s shaping culture. It’s saying: this knowledge matters, and so do the people who carry it.
At Vision, we believe that shared learning is sacred. It’s how we grow safer. Smarter. Stranger. Kinder. And better dressed, if we’re being honest.
So if you’ve got something to teach—show us. We’re ready to learn.
Ready to claim the mic (or the whiteboard, or the strap-on harness)?
Let’s do this.