Celebrating National Pie Day!!!

This class will be recorded - the recording will be available at DevynStone.com shortly after the class ends. Please do not buy a ticket if you ONLY want the recording. There will be time after the class and recording to ask questions. The audience will not be recorded.

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Not Your Mother’s (Protocol) Pie

Like a good pie, every power dynamic needs the right ingredients—a solid foundation, a flavorful filling, and maybe even a little flair on top. In this engaging class, Leatherman and educator Devyn Stone, author of A Quick Reference Guide to Protocol, explores how protocols can create structure, expression, and meaning within authority exchange. Participants will learn the fundamentals of practical protocol design, including how to build, sustain, and adapt them to fit real life. Whether you crave strict formality or subtle ritual, this class helps you discover what kind of “pie” best nourishes your dynamic. (Actual pie not included—but enthusiasm is encouraged!)

Presenter Bio

Devyn Stone, ECIP-E (he/him) is a queer, neurodivergent, and disabled author and Equity-Centered Inclusive Practices Educator whose work focuses on trauma-informed, neuroinclusive, and decolonizing approaches to sexuality, leadership, and authority transfer. A Leatherman and longtime community organizer, he has taught and mentored in kink and relationship dynamics since 2014.

Devyn is the author of The Affirming Handbook, Why I Don’t Own Them…Yet…, and the Quick Reference Rainbow series. He founded Pragmatically Kinking and serves as the Executive Producer of THRIVE, a virtual conference centering neurodivergence, mental health, and BDSM.

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