About
Lorraine is a Berlin-based workshop leader with experience in traditional academia, community workshops, tour guiding, and conference organization. But more importantly, she is a happy person. At Capricorn Workshops, she shares the tools that have led to her being successful, productive, slutty, and, most importantly, happy, all at the same time.
Empowerment, productivity, pleasure. Work smart, play hard.
Workshop Offerings
Productivity
Productivity fundamentalsBullet journalling, or, everything in my life is held together with this notebookHow to be on time for thingsHow to run a good workshop
Career Success for Creatives
Goal-setting for witchy girlsGrants are fun and easy to apply toTrauma-informed language learning
Being a Slut
Kink EthicsOvercoming Femme4Femme StalematesCommunicating through shame
Grants are Fun and Easy to Apply For
A workshop for creatives and other people who feel like grants aren't for them.In this workshop, you will conquer the barriers that keep us from taking advantage of grant money! In 2 hours, you will learn where to find grants, how to quickly assess your eligibility (hint: you can apply for anything, it's not illegal), how to prepare a CV that will make applying for everything easy, and how to write project descriptions in 45 minutes or less. After this workshop, you will be ready to snap up funding with ease and no stress at all.11 December 2025, 7 PM Berlin Time
Via ZoomSign up on Eventbrite
Un(a)shamed: Ethics, Kink, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves
Have you ever heard someone say “kinkshaming is bad, but some kinks deserve to be shamed”? If so, do you agree? If you do, how do we decide? If you don’t, how do you stand up for yourself? And in either case, how do we practice kink in a way that aligns with our ethics, without succumbing to shaming from others?“Un(a)shamed” is a reflective and writing-based workshop that will move us beyond simple slogans and assumptions, and challenge us to articulate — to ourselves and future partners — our values and ethical boundaries. We will review some different ways of thinking about kink ethics (from a practical perspective, not a hard philosophy one, don’t worry!) and then work through a series of guided writing exercises to help us think about what feels right and wrong in our hearts, bringing those feelings into alignment with our principles, and articulating those feelings to others.Join this workshop if you would like to…
- Explore a practical approach to kink ethics, reviewing some different frameworks
- Think about your own ethics, what assumptions you (or the people around you) may be making about what’s good and bad, and whether you want to articulate those assumptions, or maybe even change them
- Learn how to incorporate ethics into your negotiations and community participationSign up here!5 December 2025, 19:00 CET via Zoom
