On Intersex Awareness Day 2021, the Darlington Consortium of intersex-led and allied organisations, and community members working towards implementation of the Darlington Statement will announce the recipient of the second Darlington Australia/Aotearoa intersex ally award, “The Darling”.
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What are the healthcare needs and pathways for people with intersex variations? The Intersex Health & Wellbeing resources work together to visually map established health care needs and highlight potential gaps in services.
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We are proud to introduce new tried and tested short intersex training programs delivered online or face-to-face (subject to availability and public health regulations) by experienced people with lived experience.
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What makes a group, an organisation or acronym inclusive? Genuine inclusion goes beyond terminology and definition and considers the health and wellbeing needs, and diversity of people with intersex variations. The Raising the Bar and Inclusive Practice guides provide toolkits to move beyond terms and tokenism and take meaningful action.
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If you provide services to LGBTI people, how can you make sure you are accountable for your intersex inclusion, and affirmative from front door to boardroom table? The Yellow Tick can help.
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This Intersex Awareness Day, the Darlington Consortium is proud to launch the Yellow Tick affirmative inclusion program and new resources[…]
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What is intersex? More than just understanding what is intersex and the textbook definition, consider asking who are intersex people and what are their experiences.
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