Speaking, Workshops & Panels

Disability is often discussed at the level of policy or compliance.
My work goes deeper.

I offer keynote talks, workshops, and panel participation for organizations, educators, and community spaces that want to engage disability justice beyond accommodation checklists — and into culture, embodiment, intimacy, and power.

Grounded in lived experience as a disabled woman and full-time wheelchair user, my facilitation centers context, consent, and care. These conversations name systemic ableism directly while creating space for reflection, learning, and meaningful dialogue.

Topics May Include

• Systemic ableism and its historical roots

• Disability justice beyond compliance frameworks

• Embodiment, access, and relational power

• Disabled intimacy, sexuality, and pleasure

• Consent and agency for disabled people

• Building cultures of access and accountability

Sessions can be tailored to your audience and setting.