SL&RR blog

The Endeavour Research Project is recruiting story tellers Are you someone with an intellectual disability aged between 16-20 years old and your want to tell you story? Get in touch […]

SL&RR has recently published an article titled ‘Sexual Lives & Respectful Relationships: working virtually’ in the most recent issue of IDA magazine. Have you seen it? The article highlight our […]

New research about LGTBIQA+ people with intellectual disability “Information Resources for the inclusion of LGBTQI People with Intellectual Disability” We have started an exciting new three year research project in […]

The SL&RR ‘Deakin Team’ is looking a little different. Our long standing leader Patsie Frawley has taken a dive away from Deakin University to take up a position in Disability […]

Dr Amie O’Shea recently featured on ASID’s podcast about Research to Practice called ‘Identity, sexuality and LGTBIQA+ people with intellectual disability’ She speaks about the completion of her PhD in […]

On the 22nd May, we held the SL&RR conference online! We had so many people there, in fact we had 30! In the past we couldn’t have imagined our conference […]

In December 2019, SL&RR Peer Educator Sarina Rakidzic filmed Carol’s story. Carol shares her story about being a lesbian, finding a partner, connecting to other other people with intellectual disability, […]

In Aotearoa New Zealand, when people say “Mean As!” they usually mean something is pretty “awesome!” Our respectful relationships research sibling from across the ditch has launched their long-awaited Mean […]

The 2020 Having a Say (HaS) Conference was 24th-26th February at Deakin University Geelong Waterfront Campus. Deakin & SL&RR shared a stall in the HaS expo which was attended by […]