Join Carrie Jenkins for a groundbreaking account of love as a social practice in this live, interactive interview. Jenkins explores how cultural scripts shape intimacy and desire, and how we should therefore rethink the stigma of sex work.

Our speakers debate whether sex work represents empowerment or exploitation. As sexual content becomes widely monetised online, the discussion asks whether commodifying intimacy challenges patriarchy or deepens it.

Chanel Contos explores the ethics of sex work through the lens of consent and power. She argues that while some individuals may experience agency and income, structural inequalities and patriarchal pressures shape who enters the industry and under what conditions.

After the debate, join us for a live audience Q&A with our speakers. Attendees can put their questions directly to the speakers and continue the discussion on sex work, consent, and power.