The words “Safer Me Safer You” written in dark purple, with “Safer Me” written on the line below. Three sets of concentric circles in a hand drawn style are at the top right corner next to the word “Me”. The circles vary in colour and are light purple, dark purple, light blue, dark blue, and white.

    A future where people with disability, inclusive of all identities, experience social and sexual safety everywhere and always.

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    Introduction to Consent

    Easy Read,Plain Language,Consent

    Introduction to consent is a picture-based, Easy English and Plain Language resource for teaching people about consent.

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    Two adults are on the couch together with a pillow behind them and a blanket wrapped around them. They are sitting in a private room with the curtains closed cuddling on the couch. A cup of tea sits on a table off to one side, whilst a green plant in a black pot sits on the other side. One adult has their hand around the other’s thigh. The other adult has their hands on the other’s knee and the side of their head. The one behind has a speech bubble with an image of them kissing. The other has a big green YES written in their speech bubble.

    Introduction to Sexual Consent

    Easy Read,Plain Language,Consent

    Introduction to sexual consent is a picture-based, Easy English and Plain Language resource for teaching people about sexual consent.

    By Safer Me Safer You, SHFPACT

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    Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are culturally and linguistically diverse

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    This resource provides information for workers when implementing SoSAFE to promote inclusion, as well as social and sexual safety for all. In this booklet, there is a focus on supporting people who are culturally and, or linguistically diverse and ensuring that diversity is represented when we implement SoSAFE in any setting.

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    We're SO excited to not only be nominated but to also win the ACT Chief Minister's Inclusion award for Excellence in Collaborating with People with Disability!! Thank you to all the wonderful people with disability who have talked ans shared their knowledge with us. You are why we have been able to do co-design!! #Winners #Celebration Image descriptions: tile 1- Some of the project advisory group for Safer Me Safer You, and some of our team. We are holding a glass award and smiling at the camera. From theft to right the people are- Maggie, Sarah-Jane, Britt, Cate, Sheridan, Yenn, Lyn, and Tracey. Tile 2 - Sheridan and Yenn with huge smiles. Sheridan is holding up our award Tile 3- Cate, Sheridan and Yenn all mid laugh. Tile 4- Sheridan and Yenn laughing. Tile 5- Lyn and Cate smiling together whilst sitting at the gala.

    We're SO excited to not only be nominated but to also win the ACT Chief Minister's Inclusion award for Excellence in Collaborating with People with Disability!! Thank you to all the wonderful people with disability who have talked ans shared their knowledge with us. You are why we have been able to do co-design!! #Winners #Celebration Image descriptions: tile 1- Some of the project advisory group for Safer Me Safer You, and some of our team. We are holding a glass award and smiling at the camera. From theft to right the people are- Maggie, Sarah-Jane, Britt, Cate, Sheridan, Yenn, Lyn, and Tracey. Tile 2 - Sheridan and Yenn with huge smiles. Sheridan is holding up our award Tile 3- Cate, Sheridan and Yenn all mid laugh. Tile 4- Sheridan and Yenn laughing. Tile 5- Lyn and Cate smiling together whilst sitting at the gala.

    a blue tile with two darker blue corners. In the center of the tile is the title cover of the Guidelines document. Above the document are the words "National Guidelines". It also says, "new free resource. Co-designed with the disability community!" The Safer Me Safer You logo is in the bottom left hand corner.

    Our new National Guidelines are ready for you to use!! We all know that safety is important to everyone. Everyone has a right to be socially and sexually safe always and everywhere. Safety means different things to different people. However, we all share responsibility for keeping each other safe. Workplaces and workers have a responsibility to create environments that increase social and sexual safety for people with disability. An important way to do this is to increase awareness and understanding of, and adopt consistent approaches to, improving social and sexual safety. The Guidelines give everyone a way to think about what is already in place to create social and sexual safety and what can be done to make all workplaces safer. Want more information? Go to our the Guidelines page on our website for a video explainer, the pdf Guidelines document and more! #Disability #NothingAboutUsWithoutYou #Safety #FreeResource #LearningTogether Image description: tile 1- a blue tile with two darker blue corners. In the center of the tile is the title cover of the Guidelines document. Above the document are the words "National Guidelines". It also says, "new free resource. Co-designed with the disability community!" The Safer Me Safer You logo is in the bottom left hand corner. tile 2- a white square with a blue flower shape. In the blue flower shape is a quote, it says "Safety means being listened to and heard, being respected and having my choices acted upon." The quote is from an anonymous participant when asked about what safety means to them, Safer Me Safer You Amplifying the Voices of People with Disability Consultation, 2023. The Safer Me Safer You logo is in the bottom left hand corner.

    It's almost here!! Tomorrow we go live with our new website and awesome resources!! Join us from 1-2pm AEDT, to hear all the important updates about our project. Hurray, don't forget to register before time runs out. You can register through the link in our bio. #RegisterNow #AlmostHere #SoExcited #Disability #NewWebiste #Safety Image description: A dark purple background with white text that reads "Tomorrow is the day! New website launch." There is a register now icon in the bottom right, the Safer Me Safer You logo in the bottom left, and a moving graphic of a rocket launching from a computer screen.

    4 days to go! Who's excited? We're so very happy to be bringing you our new website and resources on Tuesday 5th. Don't forget to get save your spot now by registering through the link in our bio. See you there! #Disability #Safety #Progress #NewWebsite #LaunchDay Image description: A light blue background with 2 blue corners. In the center is a big graphic that says "4 days left". Underneath is says "New website launch".

    4 days to go! Who's excited? We're so very happy to be bringing you our new website and resources on Tuesday 5th. Don't forget to get save your spot now by registering through the link in our bio. See you there! #Disability #Safety #Progress #NewWebsite #LaunchDay Image description: A light blue background with 2 blue corners. In the center is a big graphic that says "4 days left". Underneath is says "New website launch".

    Recently, we changed the project name from Safer Girls Safer Women to Safer Me Safer You. Our dedication to creating safety has not changed. Rather, we learned how to be more inclusive and safe for gender-diverse people. We've changed our name to make it more inclusive of all the people we work with and the people the project impacts. The name Safer Girls Safer Women focuses on the experiences of women and girls. However, our project also affects gender-diverse people with disability and men and boys with disability. We wanted our new project name to highlight the importance of relationships to create safety, rather than focus on gender. We also want our project name to reflect the work we have done in amplifying the voices of all people with disability, inclusive of all identities, to be safe and feel safe, everywhere and always. Learning is forever, and we have been honoured to learn from so many diverse voices. To hear more about this change and progress in the project - join us on Tuesday 5th November for our new website launch!! Registration link in bio. #Disability #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #NewName #Safety Image descriptions in comments.

    Recently, we changed the project name from Safer Girls Safer Women to Safer Me Safer You. Our dedication to creating safety has not changed. Rather, we learned how to be more inclusive and safe for gender-diverse people. We've changed our name to make it more inclusive of all the people we work with and the people the project impacts. The name Safer Girls Safer Women focuses on the experiences of women and girls. However, our project also affects gender-diverse people with disability and men and boys with disability. We wanted our new project name to highlight the importance of relationships to create safety, rather than focus on gender. We also want our project name to reflect the work we have done in amplifying the voices of all people with disability, inclusive of all identities, to be safe and feel safe, everywhere and always. Learning is forever, and we have been honoured to learn from so many diverse voices. To hear more about this change and progress in the project - join us on Tuesday 5th November for our new website launch!! Registration link in bio. #Disability #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #NewName #Safety Image descriptions in comments.

    Exciting news!! Our brand new, fabulous website is coming!! 🚀 Join us on Tuesday 5th November from 1pm to 2pm Sydney (AEDT) time. We'll have the Safer Me Safer You team walk us through all the new fabulous parts of the website. As well as give project updates, show off our new resources, and more. We warmly welcome you to join us. Register now on eventbrite. Link in bio or comment below and we'll send you the link 😊 Image descriptions: First image- A blue tile with purple corners. In the center is a computer screen with the new safer me safer you website on it. It says "safer me safer you". New website launch. Tuesday 5th November, 1 to 2pm AEDT. Second image- A blue tile with purple corners. In the center is a computer screen with the new safer me safer you website on it. It says "safer me safer you". New website launch. Tuesday 5th November, 1 to 2pm AEDT. #Disability #Safety #SafetyTips #WebsiteLaunch #CoDesign

    Exciting news!! Our brand new, fabulous website is coming!! 🚀 Join us on Tuesday 5th November from 1pm to 2pm Sydney (AEDT) time. We'll have the Safer Me Safer You team walk us through all the new fabulous parts of the website. As well as give project updates, show off our new resources, and more. We warmly welcome you to join us. Register now on eventbrite. Link in bio or comment below and we'll send you the link 😊 Image descriptions: First image- A blue tile with purple corners. In the center is a computer screen with the new safer me safer you website on it. It says "safer me safer you". New website launch. Tuesday 5th November, 1 to 2pm AEDT. Second image- A blue tile with purple corners. In the center is a computer screen with the new safer me safer you website on it. It says "safer me safer you". New website launch. Tuesday 5th November, 1 to 2pm AEDT. #Disability #Safety #SafetyTips #WebsiteLaunch #CoDesign