By Stewart Tongue
YNOT – In an election year in which sexual health and women’s health are being used by politicians to sway voters, Good Vibrations is summoning the brightest minds together for its inaugural Sex Summit — a day-long sexual state of the union designed to slay some persistent myths and expound upon sexual truths.
The summit will be presented Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Marriott Marquis in downtown San Francisco. A bevy of authors and educators will examine the relationship between sex and the media, health, pop culture and politics in a series of panel and keynote presentations.
Luminaries already scheduled to participate in the summit include author and research scientist Dr. Debby Herbenick, award-winning journalist Brian Alexander and sex therapist and lecturer Dr. Marty Klein. Journalists, academics, sexologists, authors and the public are invited to converge for the first-ever conference and take part in a lively and relevant discussions in the city where the modern sexual revolution began and continues to evolve.
Complete bios of all of the panelists and presenters are published on the event website at GoodVibesSummit.com. Registration and more information about the summit are available at the site, as well.
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