Interactive trainings that help groups practice access, consent, sexual health, and accountability.
I design and facilitate trainings for schools, service providers, educators, parent groups, professional teams, community organizations, and conference audiences.
My workshops help participants understand how ableism, power dynamics, consent, accessibility, and sexual health show up in real-life interactions, not only in policies or mission statements.
Participants leave with shared language, practical tools, and a clearer sense of what to do differently.
What participants gain
- A clearer understanding of ableism and how it shows up in ordinary policies, programs, and interactions.
- Practical consent and boundary language they can use immediately.
- Better tools for supporting blind and disabled people without taking over.
- More confidence talking about bodies, sexuality, access, and autonomy in age-appropriate and disability-informed ways.
- A stronger grasp of power dynamics in teaching, leadership, family systems, service delivery, and community spaces.
- Concrete strategies for reducing harm and building a more accountable culture.
Signature training topics
Let’s Talk About Ableism
A practical introduction to disability-based oppression, microaggressions, internalized ableism, access barriers, and the difference between good intentions and meaningful inclusion.
Building a Culture of Consent
A training on consent as an everyday practice of communication, autonomy, boundaries, repair, and respect. This can be adapted for youth, adults, families, educators, organizations, and community groups.
Consent for Leadership
A workshop for leaders, boards, organizers, educators, and staff teams who want to understand how power shapes consent, trust, decision-making, accountability, and organizational culture.
Accessible Interaction and Blind Inclusion
A training on respectful interaction, access needs, assumptions about blindness, communication, offering assistance, and avoiding common ableist patterns.
Sexual Health, Disability, and Body Autonomy
A session on accurate information, health literacy, sexuality, pleasure, safety, boundaries, and body autonomy for blind and disabled people. This can be tailored for youth, adults, families, educators, or service providers.
Internalized Ableism: Getting Out of Your Own Way
A reflective training for blind and disabled participants exploring self-advocacy, shame, confidence, community, sexuality, and the messages people absorb about disability.
Custom training
Custom sessions can combine ableism, consent culture, power dynamics, accessibility, public health, disability justice, sexual health, and community organizing based on your audience and goals.
Formats
- 60 to 90 minute workshop.
- Half-day or full-day training.
- Multi-session series.
- Conference presentation or keynote-style session.
- Guest lecture.
- Parent, family, or community workshop.
- Facilitated conversation for a team or organization.
Who hires me
- Schools, colleges, and universities.
- Teachers of blind students and Orientation and Mobility professionals.
- Public health, healthcare, and social service teams.
- Blindness, disability, and LGBTQ+ organizations.
- Parent groups and family programs.
- Community-based organizations and professional associations.
- Teams that want to address harm, access, power, sexuality, and accountability before problems escalate.
Pricing
Training rates depend on session length, customization, audience size, preparation time, travel, and whether the work is a one-time session or part of an ongoing relationship.
I provide custom quotes for trainings and workshops. For smaller community organizations, student groups, and disability-led projects, I can discuss budget realities and what is possible within your resources.
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