Sexuality and People with Developmental Disabilities: Sexuality and People with Developmental Disabilities

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Part of the Sexuality and People with Developmental Disabilities series.
Director(s)
Jerry W Smith
Producer(s)
Pete McCauley
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Cost:
Free
Minutes:
4
Closed Captioned:
Yes

Description

For people with developmental disabilities, being a sexual self-advocate is about speaking up for what they want in their lives, how they dress, and having relationships and sexual experiences. It also entails safety, privacy, consent, rights, and accurate information.

Details

Date
3/4/2024 
Type
Video 
Publisher
New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities
Collaborators
Elevatus Training
Self Advocacy Association of New York State

Topics

  • Community life
    • Friendships and social relationships
    • Self-advocacy and self-determination
  • Health and safety
    • Health and wellness
  • Specific disability
    • Intellectual/developmental disability (IDD)