An Everyday Feminism Webinar

Ethical Non-Monogamy 101: Exploring Love, Abundance & Accountability

How To Open Up Your Relationship With an Intersectional Feminist Lens

Challenge Toxic Relationship Beliefs & Understand What’s Right For You


“Loving openly and freely is a political act. Put together your own vision of an ideal relationship, resculpt your own belief system, redefine the potential of a friendship, imagine a thousand ways to make love to yourself and anyone you care about. And while you’re at it, re-invent your gender, sexual preferences and orientation. Radicalize your relationship by imagining your wildest ideal partnership together.”

-Wendy O’Matik, Redefining Our Relationships

The visibility and acceptance of open relationships is increasing. They’ve always been around in formal and informal ways, but running into them is becoming much more common. You’ll find folks of every sexual orientation and gender identity exploring different formats, and even finding pride in labeling their relationships in alternative ways.

But does non-monogamy live up to the radical hype?

Our relationships, non-monogamous or otherwise, are as radical as we are conscious. Ethical and intersectional non-monogamy asks us to move into our relationships with compassion, equality, and consent.

If we move into non-monogamy consciously, these alternative relationship styles challenge us to listen to our hearts and our partner(s) when something feels off. They allow us to evolve as needed rather than remaining stuck.

The truth is that there isn't one right way to be in a relationship — but society sure teaches us that there is.

This belief can have a wide range of effects on our lives. It can make us question the value of a relationship if it isn’t following the expected monogamous trajectory towards marriage (even if it’s fulfilling to us.) It can force us to place those closest to us on a value hierarchy scale that privileges romantic relationships over platonic ones. It can even romanticize jealousy and create unhealthy expectations around our partners being responsible for our happiness.

This webinar is for you if:

  • You’re interested in non-monogamy but have no idea where to start.
  • You like someone who is non-monogamous.
  • You’re firmly monogamous but want to re-examine your beliefs about relationships.
  • You’re in a non-monogamous relationship but are noticing that similar oppressive structures/expectations are still present.
  • You struggle with jealousy in all of your relationships.
  • Your heart has just burst open because you fell in love twice in the same day!

In a time where fear, disconnection, and lack of empathy seem to be the status quo, this workshop is an invitation into a different way of thinking about love and relationships.

It will challenge our beliefs about power, priorities, jealousy and scarcity, and it will offer a framework of faith in abundance that is informed by accountability. We’ll discuss functional ways to communicate, make commitments, and work through the emotions that come along with re-defining the rules of love.

Are you ready?

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Traci Medeiros-Bagan
Course Leader and Marriage and Family Therapist

Traci (She/They) is a therapist and life coach with a sliding scale practice in Orange County, CA, working largely with LGBTQ Folks, Kink-Identified Individuals, Ethically Non-Monogamous Couples and Families, and Sex Worker and Adult Industry Communities. Committed to embodied feminist healing, they often speak and write on the intersections of identity, shame, social stigma, inclusive sex positivity and radical self-care. Traci’s recent speaking engagements include the UC Riverside Trans* Asterisk Conference, Contemporary Relationships, Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, Catalyst Con LA, Kink.com’s Educational Series, and ‘Dating and Sex After Trauma’ through Everyday Feminism’s School for Social Justice.

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