Lloyd Dangle, the illustrator behind the packaging for Airborne and the San Francisco Bay Guardian weekly comic strip Troubletown, rocked Sex::Tech with caricatures and artistic interpretations of our speakers and their sessions.
We suggest you watch the video of the sessions here, then compare our speakers’ likenesses to the doodles here. And and and, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and that Sex::Tech presentations are available to download!
Sex::Tech 2009 was beyond superfragilisticexpiali- awesome! Really, it was and we have the video and photos to prove it. Head over to ISIS’ YouTube Channel and Flickr to get a taste of Buckworld One’s edgy, high energy performance.
You can also see what Dean Eckles from Nokia Research Innovate Design Experience Animate (IDEA) Team and Kevin Bertram of Distributive Networks said during the 2nd day keynote!
The presentations of our Sex::Tech attendees are also available for download here. We hope you enjoy all these tasty media morsels and REALLY hope you’ll come out for the next Sex::Tech! Don’t forget to add us on Twitter!
It was a pleasure to be apart of the ISIS team and in helping set up Sex::Tech 2009. I learned about great resources and met really neat people. It felt like a place where I could actually belong; with all the energetic, positive people, all getting together to build a foundation of truth and reality!
Buckworld was amazing. They way they told their story through “Crump” and theatre, well, it was beautiful, and strong, and heart wrenching, and real.
The Unconference session was great. Everyone who wanted to share something or have a group discussion with people signed up for a sessions and the attendees got to choose whatever one they wished to go to. I held one myself that was for teens only, and we talked about the different things we were doing in our communities to make a difference and how to reach our peers about keeping themselves healthy and having the knowledge to get out of itchy situations.
When I asked presenter Domenic Storti what he though about Sex::Tech, he said that he was, and I quote “… blown away…I’m very new to the whole sexual health and technology field and so I learned sooooo much from so many people. I will certainly apply and incorporate what I learned at Sex Tech into the work we’re doing at Peel Public Health in particular text messaging…such an amazing opportunity to connect with youth using the technology they converse in.” He has confirmed that he will “most definitely” be attending Sex::Tech 2010! When emailing it up with mk Eagle, I heard, “Sex::Tech is awesome! I’ve never been at such a youth-friendly, diverse conference.”
And so, with much positive feedback, the ISIS team is satisfied with the turnout of sex::Tech 2009. [except Sex::Tech 2010 should be even BIGGER next year!]
And attendees out there, don’t forget to take the email survey! Thanks!