Listen Up! 2023-2024
WWILD developed some Easy Read Resources – Options After Experiencing Sexual Violence In Queensland:
This project worked alongside lived experience expert consultants with intellectual disability to create easy read resources talking about options after experiencing sexual violence in Queensland.
Click here to read: Options After Experiencing Sexual Violence – Easy read Resources
WWILD developed some animated Domestic and Family Violence Videos:
We worked alongside lived experience expert consultants with intellectual disability to create accessible resources talking about Domestic and Family Violence in Queensland.
This project was supported with funding from the Commonwealth Department of Social Services, the Investing in Queensland Women grant program: Office for Women, Queensland government and the Brisbane City Council.
These videos will be developed alongside women with intellectual disabilities who have experienced domestic and family violence.
Click here to watch vides: WWILD’s Domestic and Family Violence Videos
Listen Up! 2022-2023
Videos: Myths and Assumptions about People with intellectual Disabilities
We have completed some animation videos with women who have intellectual disabilities and have experienced violence.
The videos aim to challenge the myths and assumptions people make about women with intellectual disabilities and how this affects the rates of violence experienced by this group.
These videos are available HERE
Videos: Online Training Videos for professionals
We have also developed online training videos alongside our project peer workers, which are also now available.
These videos are available HERE.
Listen Up! 2020-2022
And You Think You’re the Expert? Podcast, Videos and a Booklet
For this project, we consulted with women who have an intellectual disability about what makes safe, accessible services for them, after an experience of violence, such as sexual assault and/or domestic and family violence.
We have created a 7-episode podcast and an accompanying booklet and videos that discusses disability, violence and accessibility and is hosted by the experts!
Each episode, our experts interview a worker in this field, a sexual violence counsellor, a domestic violence worker, a support worker, a support coordinator, a mental health worker and a police officer.
Our experts offer their wisdom and advice to the workers.
There are also some accompanying videos.
To listen to the podcast episodes, watch the videos or see the booklet, please click on:
Home page – And you think you’re the expert (andyouthinkyouretheexpert.com.au)
The Listen Up! Projects 2020-2024 were funded by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services.
