This event is presented by Our Bodies Ourselves Today at Suffolk University in partnership with Ford Hall Forum.

Our Bodies Ourselves founder Judy Norsigian, organizer and trauma-informed therapist Aida Manduley, and author, educator, and activist Heather Corinna will host a frank and lively conversation about sex, sexuality, and getting older.

- What do we, as women and gender-expansive people, expect from sex as we age?
- What are the myths and realities around seniors and sex?
- How do ageism and sexism shape people’s experiences and
ideas about sex and aging?
- What part does ableism play in these attitudes and preconceptions?

After the panel discussion, the speakers will engage with questions from the audience.

Please submit any questions you have for the panel speakers here.

This event is open to the public. Tickets are required.

Peter Malmö is a new adaptation of the Mexican novel "Pedro Páramo" by Juan Rulfo. The story is set on a remote small island where death, memory, snow, and ash all call home. Johnny arrives there looking for his father only to discover his family's and the town’s past. Through the echoes of memories from the island's residents, Johnny embarks on a doomed path through the ruins of town and the man who laid waste to it: Peter Malmö. 

Armando Rivera (he/him) is a Boston based director, actor, historian, and serves as Artistic Director of Teatro Chelsea, a bilingual Latine theater company in Chelsea, MA. His current focus lies in uplifting new Latine narratives that highlight the bilingual experience and resonate with diverse communities. Select directing credits include: Fade(Kitchen Theatre Company), Revitalized, El Camino de Cuentos Oscuros, Sonia se Fue (Teatro Chelsea). Latin American Folktales, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Apollinaire Play Lab). www.TeatroChelsea.com