Blurb: Considering Intimate Lives: Ways Forward is a workshop for people with learning disabilities and/or autism, self-advocates, their families, friends, allies and those who work with and for them (e.g. care staff, support workers, social workers, and associated professionals). Members of the public, students, and activists who share an interest in the workshop themes are also welcome.

The workshop will focus on intimate rights and citizenship - our rights to love, sex, family, intimacy, friendship and community. These integral aspects of life are fragile in the lives of disabled people with learning disabilities and/or autism, who are routinely denied basic rights, justice and access within their intimate lives.

Come along and learn, think through, and imagine ways to create change. For free tickets book via http://intimate-lives.eventbrite.co.uk9 November 2015, 10.00 - 16.00. This event is FREE and lunch is provided. St Marys Church, Bramall Lane Sheffield S2 4QZ.For questions regarding access, or anything else, please email [log in to unmask]


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Dan Goodley, PhD
Professor of Disability Studies and Education
Director, MA Psychology and Education

University of Sheffield
School of Education
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Current ESRC funded research project:
Big Society? Disabled People with Learning Disabilities and Civil Society’

Current Programme of Research: Transforming Disability, Culture and Childhood


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