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Ressources sur la sexualité et les handicaps

Ressources sur la sexualité et les handicaps - en ligne et hors ligne. La plupart de ces ressources sont en anglais.

Queering Diabetes
A great site. Interesting, funny, and thoughtful essays and rants, lots of places to share ideas and information. Cool and sexy pictures. Here's how they describe themselves: If you're lesbian, gay, bi, trans, intersex, queer, and/or questioning and you're diabetic, or if you're a significant other, friend, family member, or ally of someone in there, then this site is for you. Let's create some community, self-determination, and fabulousness, shall we? We wanted to add that even if you don't find yourself in any of those groups, the site is worth a visit.

Disabled Women on the Web
Disabled Women on the Web was established by Corbett O'Toole of the Disabled Women's Alliance to provide information, resources, and support for women with disabilities to continue to change the world.

DeafQueer
The Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) is a national non-profit resource and information center that provides information and resources to and about the Deaf Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered community.

The Arc
The Arc is an international organization "of and for people with mental retardation and related disabilities and their families."

People First
An organization of people with developmental disabilities run by people with developmental disabilities. This page offers links to People First chapters and other self advocacy groups around the world.

World Association of Persons with Disabilities
World Association of Persons with Disabilities. Site is available in French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish. An American organization.

Not Dead Yet
Not Dead Yet, a national disability rights group opposing the legalization of physician assisted suicide.

Empowerment Zone
Empowerment zone is a site filled with articles all related to empowerment. Check out it's subsection on sexuality, for articles ranging from sex therapy, to on-line ettiquite.

Camera Obsura
This excellent site compiles a wide variety of sites related to blindness resources on the internet. They have an extensive list of email lists related to blindness and dating.

Bob Flanagan: The Pain Journal
One of our heros, Bob Flanagan was a writer and performance artist whose life and work was documented in the film Sick: The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist. The Pain Journal is a full year of Bob?s life documenting the pain he experienced everyday (from living with cystic fibrosis, from boredom, from frustration, from never knowing how long he had to live). It is an incredible and moving text, like all his work it is simple and honest and exposed.

Eminism.org
Writer, speaker, activist, Emi Koyama's website filled with articles about disability, queer and trans politics, sex work, and much more. It's worth the visit for the buttons!

Gnarly Bone News
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GnarlyBone News is a semi-regular free online newsletter published by Cheryl Marie Wade. To subscribe or unsubscribe send an email with your request and email address in the body of the email. Submissions are welcome, shorter is better but not mandatory. Please use black type on white background in no smaller than 12 point

Passing Twice
Founded at the 1993 National Stuttering Project (NSP) convention in Washington D.C., Passing Twice is an informal network of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender stutterers and their friends. Passing Twice meets every year at the NSP convention, and also holds workshops at other stuttering conferences around the world. In between, we keep in touch through a quarterly newsletter, an e-mail list, and an annual mailing list.

Immune Web
A website for people with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple chemical sensitivities and more). A good place to go if you have questions about reacting to ingredients in sex toys.

Dykes, Disability, and Stuff
A quarterly newsletter devoted to the health and disability concerns of lesbians. It is also unique in the range of accessible media available: standard print, large print, audio cassette, Braille, DOS diskette, and modem transfer.

GimpGirl
A great site, worth checking out. In addition to links, they offer several discussion lists.

Bent
Bent is the biographical voice of cripgay men, but BENT also covers disability art and culture, gay and straight, to prove that our differentness and our need for inclusiveness can coexist.

On A Roll Radio
The first and only live weekly syndicated commercial radio talk show on life and disability.

Abilities
A Canadian disability lifestyle magazine. Covers a range of topics from politics to travel to, occasionally, sex.

Mouth
Whether you?re already pissed off, or just want to be, be sure to check out this excellent disability rights magazine. They did a sex issue back in 1994 and promise to do another one. Subscription information is available on their site.

New Mobility
A glossy disability lifestyle magazine that usually has at least one article about sexuality in it.

The Ragged Edge
Another great disability rights magazine in the US, this is the new incarnation of The Disability Rag, and they occasionally have articles about sexuality.