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Sex Talk for Self-Advocates Webinar #6: LGBTQ+ Relationships
Sex Talk for Self-Advocates Webinar #6: LGBTQ+ Relationships was recorded on December 3, 2019. Our panel of sexuality educators and self-advocates discussed questions related to LGBTQ+ relationships for individuals with…
Read MoreTop Ways Teachers and Service Providers can Support a Person with a Disability Who is Coming Out LGBTQ
This handout is written by self advocates for teachers and service providers. It includes quotes from people with developmental disabilities who are LGBTQ. They describe how allies can be supportive.
Read MoreAdvice For Someone With A Disability Who Wants To Come Out Or Explore Their Sexuality
If you are having sexual thoughts or feelings, do not be ashamed. Do not keep them inside. Find a healthy way to let those feelings out and talk about them.…
Read MoreWhat the Words Mean – A Basic List of LGBTQ Words
As an advocate it is important to get familiar with words used by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) communities. This list was written in plain language. We want you to…
Read MoreResources for Self-Advocates, Families and Allies About Coming Out
Thomas Caswell is a self-advocate from Vermont and is a 2018-2019 SARTAC Fellow. Thomas’ project created resources for youth and adults with developmental disabilities coming out as lesbian, gay or…
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