Starting the Conversation: Sexuality & Intellectual/Developmental Disability is a general workshop that covers a lot of ground. People labelled with disabilities are sexual beings like all human beings but often have their access to education, healthcare and privacy gate-kept to a higher degree for various reasons.
This workshop asks participants to identify what they want regarding sexual and reproductive rights for those they support. Using this rights-based framework, the workshop explores personal bias and the impact of organizational policies on sexual rights.
Tools and activities are demonstrated to address privacy, boundaries, consent, and gender/sexual diversity. There will also be group practice with a sex positive framework to respond to sexuality topics as they come up.
This workshop is for anyone who supports those living with intellectual/developmental disabilities and wants to start having conversations about sexual and reproductive health.
This in-person workshop will take place at SERC's Winnipeg office. Coffee, tea, and snacks will be provided. There will be a lunch break. Participants are welcome to use SERC's kitchen (fridge, microwave, dishes) if bringing their own lunch, or they can go out to grab something during the break.
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Workshop Registration |
C$150 | |
Reduced Workshop Registration
This ticket is for students and those that are under or unemployed
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C$100 |
SERC: Sexuality Education Resource Center
167 Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
MB
R3C 2B6
This is a Klinic/SERC shared building (we moved in 2020)
Street parking available
Bus stop and bike racks outside building
Ramp to enter building. Elevator inside and accessible, gender inclusive washrooms
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