To Be Frank - Sexuality Education and Consultancy

Carolyn will be speaking at Part 2 this Thursday 11:30-12:30pm...see u there! Rego below

Webinar - R**e Prevention Education Consent & Relationships Education for Neurodiverse and Disabled Rangatahi Ideas, strategies and information to help you feel more confident giving it a go and ensuring your classes meet your students needs. Presented by Bodysafe Tiaki Tinana in collaboration with To Be Frank Register now Two Part We...

BodySafe Tiaki Tinana in collaboration with To Be Frank,
Carolyn O'Neill:
Consent and Relationships Education for Neurodiverse and Disabled Rangatahi - Let’s make them safer!

Why and how.

Two-part webinar – attend both to get the most out of this opportunity.

Some ideas for teachers, teacher aids, school staff and others working in this space to support neurodiverse and disabled rangatahi to navigate s*xuality and relationships. Ideas, strategies and information to help you feel more confident giving it a go and ensuring your classes meet your students' needs.

12:30-1:30 Tuesday 31st March

11:30-12:30 Thursday 16th April

Attend on the day to have a chance to ask questions and have them answered.

These webinars will be recorded and available to view for a limited time afterwards.

To register please click on the picture below:

Webinar - R**e Prevention Education Consent & Relationships Education for Neurodiverse and Disabled Rangatahi Ideas, strategies and information to help you feel more confident giving it a go and ensuring your classes meet your students’ needs. Presented by Bodysafe Tiaki Tinana in collaboration with To Be Frank Register now Two Part...

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Carolyn O'Neill from To Be Frank is speaking at this Donald Beasley Institute online event this Friday 21st November
Critical Disability Studies Research Network invites you to a November Seminar Series

CDSRN is hosting a second seminar series every Friday in November. This year’s seminar series theme is “Hope in Surviving Neoliberalism.” The series brings together researchers and disability activists from across Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond. Together, we explore the challenges facing the disability community, as well as the theories and practices that support the community in navigating these challenges.

This week's seminar:
Hope is not a strategy: Getting on with things in challenging times
Date and time: Friday, 21st of November 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Speakers: Dr. Rebekah Graham, Carolyn O’Neill, Nic McKenzie and Hamish Taverner
Where: Zoom and E-Conferencing Suite Room AVC1 at University of Otago (Dunedin Campus).

The information about the rest of the seminar will be shared soon. NZSL interpreters and captioners are available at each session.
If you are interested, please sign up from here: www.docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAC88ZDCAEuICQKMitrBT4QOb4OlxYfDE7JmjEn1MUHST6UQ/viewform

Kā mihi,
Umi

🩷Have you seen this whaanau?.... www.pannz.org.nz

Morena whaanau my radio📻 interview with Jack in Invercargill is broadcast today, Wednesday 10th September 96.4FM 12:10pm and 1:45pm Saturday 13th if u r not busy 😊...

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Thanks heaps Jack!! Was fun and so nice of you to ask me to talk about To Be Frank!! 🙏🏻

Today I interviewed Carolyn who is the Sexuality and Education and Consultancy and the to Be Frank Manager and Facilitator to be Frank Help People Disabled People and there Whanau to be Frank Started about 5 Years ago Thank you Carolyn for giving me the Opportunity to interview you on the Radio This Morning keep up the Awesome Mahi you do Sexuality and Education Consultancy at to be Frank and as the Manager and Facilitator this Podcast will be live on the radio at 12.10 on Wednesday 10th of September and Reply at 1:45 On Friday 12th of September.