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Speaking Opportunities

Spreading the message about disability and sexuality

 
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Let’s talk about it

With a combined 100 years experience either accessing support within, or working in the disability sector as well as experience in delivering training and workshops on sexuality, To Be Frank facilitators have a wealth of knowledge and experience in the space where disability, sexuality, and gender meet.

Firm believers that information is power, To Be Franksters: Claire, Carolyn & Etta, are passionate about spreading the message that all people have the right to explore and express their gender and sexuality. As a group, we believe in the importance of self determination and mana enhancing approaches to this mahi. We believe that tāngata whaikaha Māori and disabled people are no exception to this right and we will walk alongside whānau on this journey.

Person-centred approaches will ensure that tāngata whaikaha Māori and disabled people are supported to lead fulfilling, dynamic, healthy, consenting, aroha filled lives that acknowledge gender identity and expression, sexual orientation and sex characteristics. 

If you’d like to find out more about what To Be Frank can bring to your event, then we’d love to hear from you.

 

“To be a human being is to be a sexual being. Although there may be a range of intensity, varying over time, we all have sexual needs, feelings and drives, from the most profoundly disabled to the most able amongst us.”

- Craft 1987