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Supporting Voices:
Inclusive Education Resources & More

Education Resources:
Articles, Blogs, Podcasts, YouTube, etc.

Neurodiversity, Love and Sexuality - Resource Library

Free online resource library dedicated to Neurodiversity, Relationships & Sexuality. With over 1,400 curated resources, our collection offers comprehensive information and support on these important topics. Explore the categories below to find materials tailored to your needs and experiences. We invite you to delve into our library and discover resources that resonate with you.
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Association for the Treatment & Prevention of Sexual Abuse

An international, multi-disciplinary organization dedicated to preventing sexual abuse.
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Andrew Gurza Blog

Andrew Gurza is an award winning Disability Awareness Consultant and the Chief Disability Officer and Co-founder of Bump’n, a sex toy company for and by disabled people
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Love Lounge

Free advice on all things sex, love, and disability from Enhance the UK
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Disability Justice: An Everyday Pursuit in Survival

John Griffiths, host of Disability Justice, in the Portland area and serving the disability community.
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National Partnership for Women & Families + Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Access, Autonomy, and Dignity: Comprehensive Sexuality Education for People with Disabilities
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Right to Love

Youtube clip from the British Broadcasting Services about a couple with disabilities struggling to have their relationship accepted.
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Disability Undressed (UK)

A campaign aiming to raise standards in sexual health and sexual awareness for disabled people in the UK.
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Abuse Starts With Sex Ed - NPR

For Some With Intellectual Disabilities, Ending Abuse Starts With Sex Ed
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Disability After Dark - Podcast

Award winning disability and sexuality podcast by Andrew Gurza
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Sex Ed for People with I/DD

A series of videos on Sex Education for people with I/DD. (Youtube playlist from the National Council for Independent Living)
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We think we’re protecting people with disabilities

by not talking to them about sex, when in fact we’re only making them easier targets for abuse, ...

You can’t put a bubble around people.

- Dr. Nancy Fitzsimons of Minnesota State, Mankato

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