Sexuality is essential to our humanity, and sexual expression is a right as defined by the World Health Organization.  So why is the sexuality of people with disabilities (PWD) so often invisibilized? From historical perspectives to current issues and from disability etiquette to disability justice, discover how addressing sex and disability improves sex for all of us, regardless of disability status, and learn about the people and projects on the cutting edge of making sex “sexcessible.”  Whether you identify as a person with a disability, love someone who does, or just want to talk about sex, this workshop is for you.

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