The Sexual Freedom Coalition brings together all the groups campaigning for sexual freedom, to form a united force. We also campaign ourselves when we feel this is necessary, and speak out for sexual freedom at every opportunity. We actively challenge the Home Office, governments, religion, police and press for the sexual freedom of all consenting adults.

Our talent lies in plain speaking about sex, free of the influence of commerce, popularist media, celebrity-talk, government, Home Office or other funding restrictions.

Our strength lies in having a team of highly experienced professionals, including lawyers, and “ordinary people doing extraordinary things” who beleive very strongly in sexual freedom and are prepared to fight for it, challenge bigotry, prejudice and prudery.

We campaign for sexual pleasure to be treated seriously, sex workers to be respected, people to be able to do, see and enjoy whatever we choose, so long as it is all adult and consensual.

Dr Tuppy Owens is a catalyst, campaigner, writer and sex therapist. She runs the Sex and Disability Helpline and Outsiders, a charity for disabled people to find partners. She also directs the Erotic Awards, the Night of the Senses and TLC.

Dr Petra Boynton is lecturer and researcher at a London university, specialising in research methodologies. She has researched the effects of sexually explicit material, and women involved in street prostitution. She was named a "Woman To Watch" by The Guardian newspaper. Petra is the agony aunt at the teenage website Mykindaplace, Sex Editor at menshealth.co.uk,and presents a regular sex and relationships show on BBC Five Live.

Robert Duthie is an authority on spanking and runs his own groups.

Emily UK Rude Girl runs several erotic websites and club nights.

Laurence Pay is the inspiration and energy behind the world-renouned travelling dungeon Roissy Workshops. He has worked in the probation service.

Poonam Thapa is an international consultant on sexual health.

David Flint is the editor of striptease/burlesque news site Striporama, runs Nottingham burlesque night Club Mondo and a freelance journalist/designer/film-maker specialising in adult entertainment, music, film and alternative culture.

Maggie Allen was Striptease Artist of the Year in 2004. She performed at the burlesque convention in San Francisco, teaches at the London School of Striptease and runs an erotic performance artists discussion/support group.

John Blandford is Britain's top criminal lawyer specialising in prostitution

Ted Goodman is a councillor, solicitor and campaigner