Sun 30th Nov 1-3pm Ashfield Civic Centre
Let’s talk about sex for Real! Guess what?! The disabled community has sex!!
Join Sydney Disability Pride for a panel of laughter, honesty, and celebration as we explore the intersections of disability and sexuality. This isn’t your typical conversation! We’re breaking taboos, challenging stereotypes, and proudly claiming space for disabled people’s desires, experiences, and identities.
Hosted by the hilarious and insightful Madeleine Stewart, Let’s Talk About Sex brings together a powerful and diverse panel of voices from across the disability spectrum. Together, they’ll share stories, insights, and lived experiences that open up new ways of thinking about intimacy, identity, and pride.
This event aims to:
- Celebrate disabled sexuality in all its diversity! Proudly, publicly, and without apology.
- Encourage open, honest discussion about disability and sex from dating to desire, from access to agency.
- Support our community in improving relationships with our own sexuality through shared stories, peer advice, and solidarity.
- Highlight the importance of disability pride as a movement that embraces our identities and stands in solidarity with all sexualities and genders — never apart from them.
Come laugh, learn, and celebrate with us as we rewrite the conversation around disability and sex — together, out loud, and with pride.
Because disabled people have always been sexy it’s time the world caught up.
Panelists:
Deb Roach- Disabled world pole dancing champion with one arm and long time champion of disability pride .
Emily Dash: Power wheelchair user and artist will speak to her experience the issues raised in her award-winning films.
Kyle Goldfinch: Autistic queer screen leader will speak to what disabled and queer identities have different and in common.
Kerry Chin: Champion of disability pride and LGBTIQ+ rights.
With a special appearance by Katia Schwartz: Deaf Erotic dancer and leader in Australian sex worker organisations!
Presented by Disability Pride Sydney
Part of Inner West Council’s Inclusion Festival.
Learn more about Inclusion Festival →
You may also like to book for My Dog Saved My Life, which is on just before our session, a one-hour creative talk by artist Lewis Argall with Aya the dog about growing up queer, non-binary and neurodivergent.
My Dog Saved My Life is on at 11am ot 12pm followed by a free community lunch presented by Disability Pride Sydney from 12pm to 1pm!
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