Sexuality, Relationships and Your Rights
Sexuality, Relationships and Your Rights (SRAYR), is a picture-based, Easy English resource for teaching people about their rights and the law related to their body, health, relationships and sexuality.
Research shows that people with disability are at more risk of both being victims of sexual crimes and, often accidentally, perpetrators of crimes. From a sex positive and person-centered approach, this resource aims to empower individuals (and the people that support them) to know how the law can support or protect them from these experiences.
The Sexuality, Relationships and Your Rights (SRAYR) resource has information about sexuality, sexual health, and relationships. It tells people about their rights and the law. It also tells people options about their body and about getting help. The SRAYR resources uses Easy English and pictures to explain the text.
SHFPACT is the local distributor of this book. Get in contact with or team to pick up a copy.
Introduction to Consent
Introduction to consent is a picture-based, Easy English and Plain Language resource for teaching people about consent.
SECCA and Sexual Health Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) have partnered together to design and develop this book about consent. The book is in Easy English with pictures to explain the text, and Plain Language to scaffold learning. The book was developed in consultation with people with disability.
This book is for everyone. It can be read by people of all ages and abilities. From a sex positive and person-centred approach, this resource is written in a way that reinforces the body autonomy and rights of people with disability. It aims to provide people with information to help them understand and put into practice consent everyday.
Introduction to Sexual Consent
Introduction to sexual consent is a picture-based, Easy English and Plain Language resource for teaching people about sexual consent.
SECCA and Sexual Health Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) have partnered together to design and develop this book about sexual consent. The book is in Easy English with pictures to explain the text, and Plain Language to scaffold learning. The book was developed in consultation with people with disability.
This book is for everyone. It can be read by people of all abilities. From a sex positive and person-centred approach, this resource is written in a way that reinforces the rights of people with disability and how to feel safe and comfortable in sexual relationship. It aims to provide people with information to help them understand and put into practice sexual consent when needed.