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Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Dating with Disabilities: It Just Takes Finding The Right Person By Austyn Blais Two of my earliest memories are running around the house in princess costumes, and stomping in the mud, despite my mother’s disapproval. I grew up with a heavy dose of DisneyTM magic and […]

Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Resources From Institute on Disability at UNH Trainings & Events The IOD promotes full access, equal opportunities, and participation for all persons by strengthening communities and advancing policy and systems change, promising practices, education, and research. Learn more about the IOD, our mission, and work […]

Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Resources From NH Council on Developmental Disabilities The Council is dedicated to dignity, full rights of citizenship, cultural diversity, equal opportunity, and full participation for all NH citizens with developmental disabilities. Make a Difference and Participate in Developing our Next State Plan Every five years […]

Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Resources From Disability Rights Center-NH DRC-NH is dedicated to eliminating barriers for people with disabilities across the state. Contact us to schedule a free consultation on a disability discrimination issue with an experienced attorney. Know Your Rights: Issue Area Spotlights Young boys sit at classroom […]

Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Making a Difference Through Advocacy By Cynthia West For Tammy Mills, it started with a public service announcement on domestic violence – and a Sheryll Woods novel with a sad backstory. It was all the impetus she needed to get the right information to the […]

Spring 2020 Disability RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality Brain Injury and Sexuality By Beth A. Fisher, OTR/L This article contains sensitive material which may not be appropriate for all readers. “Normal sex isn’t a thing, so you don’t need to know what normal sex is.” —Kathryn Ellis, OTR/L and Certified Sexuality Counselor People with […]