Leather BDSM Organizations
The Dungeon Monitor's Association
is an organization whose mission is to improve the quality of Dungeon Monitoring through education and the promulgation of standards. They provide training and certification for anyone wanting to become a dungeon monitor.
is a nonprofit organization serving the adult San Francisco alternative communities. Through the production of street fair such as the World Renowned Folsom Street Fair, Folsom Street Events promotes diversity within the leather/alternative lifestyle, highlighting entertainment, service and vendors.
GAY MALE S/M ACTIVISTS - GMSMA is the world's largest organization of men seriously interested in safe, sane, and consensual s/m.
The Leather Leadership Conference is an organization dedicated to strengthening the SM/Leather/Fetish community through the development of the leadership skills of community members and fostering a greater sense of connection between and within community groups.
The LLC hosts annual conferences where attendees may share their knowledge and experience with one another, fostering a greater sense of unity and understanding within the community as a whole.
National Coalition for Sexual Freedom
(NCSF) was formed in 1997 by a small group led by Susan Wright under the auspices of the New York SM Activists. The goal was to fight for sexual freedom and privacy rights for all adults who engage in safe, sane and consensual behavior.
SAFER+SANER provides outreach services to leather and other community events; facilitates educational activities; and develops informational materials about leathersex practices. S+S has provided outreach services at many local, national, and international events including International Mr. Leather, American Brotherhood Weekend, Mid-Atlantic Leather, Mr. Toronto Leather, Ms. World Leather, Philadelphia Deaf Leather, and Pride in the City. S+S has also been the official safer sex sponsor for International LeatherSIR/boy and ONYX Blackout, and hosted monthly events at the Eagle NYC.
(NCSF) was formed in 1997 by a small group led by Susan Wright under the auspices of the New York SM Activists. The goal was to fight for sexual freedom and privacy rights for all adults who engage in safe, sane and consensual behavior.