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

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    Wow, what a fantastic week!!! We LOVED the Leading Through Inclusion conference by South Australian Council on Intellectual Disability. It was so wonderful to see so many fantastic talks and speakers - as well as a range of interesting stall holders. It was very clear how hard the team had worked to be accessible, and whilst there are always ways access can improved, overall we were impressed by how well so many people with disability were accommodated across two days. We also were honoured to have the chance to run a session to launch our joint SMSY and SACID resources and to have a stall. Sue and Sheridan also ran some SoSAFE! training in Adelaide whilst we were there. Talk about a busy trip! Image Descriptions: Tile 1- A post it note reads "Our experience at the SACID Leading Through Inclusion Conference". It is on a stripy background in our brand colours. Tile 2- A photo from the Inclusive Research talk. Tile 3- Aerina and Mel from SACID, with Sheridan. Mel is holding the 2 new easy read resources we launched. Tile 4- A photo from our session, where the room is doing a co-design discussion activity Tile 5- Cate, Mel, Sue, and Sheridan ready to listen to a talk in the main conference room Tile 6- A photo from a talk with NDIA Quality and Safeguarding Commission Associate Commissioner Natalie Tile 7- Racheal, Mel, and Cate sitting together ready to learn in another fantastic talk Tile 8- Sue holds up 2 SMSY resources whilst Sheridan talks into a microphone, they are explaining some of our free resources Tile 9- Mel, Sheridan, Sue, and Cate sitting around the Safer Me Safer You stall at the conference. Tile 10- A photo from a talk from a panel of people with intellectual disability, based around the notion of being respected for their abilities. As well as sharing their experiences in a variety of ways.

    Wow, what a fantastic week!!! We LOVED the Leading Through Inclusion conference by South Australian Council on Intellectual Disability. It was so wonderful to see so many fantastic talks and speakers - as well as a range of interesting stall holders. It was very clear how hard the team had worked to be accessible, and whilst there are always ways access can improved, overall we were impressed by how well so many people with disability were accommodated across two days. We also were honoured to have the chance to run a session to launch our joint SMSY and SACID resources and to have a stall. Sue and Sheridan also ran some SoSAFE! training in Adelaide whilst we were there. Talk about a busy trip! Image Descriptions: Tile 1- A post it note reads "Our experience at the SACID Leading Through Inclusion Conference". It is on a stripy background in our brand colours. Tile 2- A photo from the Inclusive Research talk. Tile 3- Aerina and Mel from SACID, with Sheridan. Mel is holding the 2 new easy read resources we launched. Tile 4- A photo from our session, where the room is doing a co-design discussion activity Tile 5- Cate, Mel, Sue, and Sheridan ready to listen to a talk in the main conference room Tile 6- A photo from a talk with NDIA Quality and Safeguarding Commission Associate Commissioner Natalie Tile 7- Racheal, Mel, and Cate sitting together ready to learn in another fantastic talk Tile 8- Sue holds up 2 SMSY resources whilst Sheridan talks into a microphone, they are explaining some of our free resources Tile 9- Mel, Sheridan, Sue, and Cate sitting around the Safer Me Safer You stall at the conference. Tile 10- A photo from a talk from a panel of people with intellectual disability, based around the notion of being respected for their abilities. As well as sharing their experiences in a variety of ways.

    Was having such a blast listening to the presenters and learning all about who everyone was today that I forgot to post our reel during the day itself! Whoops!! However, we have met an amazing bunch of organisations and businesses the last two days and we wanted to introduce you to some! Over the next week or two, we'll dive deeper into some of these fabulous places to keep you up to date with opportunities and resources. But for now, enjoy a little look at who joined us at day 2 of the sacid conference 😀 Video description: Cate, from Safer Me Safer You talks to camera introducing the stalls. There are captions on the video. In the background of the photos that follow is up bear music. Some small members told us more about themselves and their buisness, the music pauses so you can hear what they have to say then it continues. Their words have also been captioned.

    A round up of some of today's highlights!! Loving learning and listening, as well as presenting, at the South Australian Council on Disability's first day of the conference! A video of highlights pictures. There is a small video of Sheridan talking. It has captions.

    Sheridan had SO much fun co-presenting with sacid about our joint resources that it was her favourite part of the conference today! The video is of Sheridan talking. She is holding two easy read books about how to be safe and make online friends. There is a lot of background noise, sorry, but the captions should help.

    Sue's favourite moment from day 1 of the sacid conference today! A video of Sue talking, there is a lot of background noise sorry. However there is captions on the video 😊

    a photo of Mel, Sheridan, Sue and Cate all together at our SMSY stall. There is a squiggly border around the picture. At the bottom it has the sacid logo and says Leading through inclusion conference 2025.

    Mel, Cate, Sheridan and Sue are SO excited to be in the beautiful city of Adelaide for the 3rd Leading Through Inclusion conference by the South Australian Council on Intellectual Disability!!! We are in for 2 days of interesting talks, learning, and sharing. Team members Sue and Sheridan will be on stage with the SACID team, presenting on our co-designed resources at 2pm Adelaide time. We will also be at our Safer Me Safer You stall throughout the two days. We hope to see you there! And for the those of us unable to make it, we'll be keeping you updated over the next two days. Image description: Tile 1- a photo of Mel, Sheridan, Sue and Cate all together at our SMSY stall. There is a squiggly border around the picture. At the bottom it has the sacid logo and says Leading through inclusion conference 2025.