Welcome to our research journey!
We're excited to share with you some of our work exploring disability and sexuality since 2014.
Love has no Disability (2014)
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Since 2014, this is the first project focused on an interview collection exploring disabilities and sexuality. The book examines how sexuality influences the lives of people with disabilities and how it impacts the broader value system of society. Through the selfless sharing of people with disabilities, it highlights the neglect and suppression by mainstream society regarding issues such as "sex," "intimate relationships," and "the body."
While advocating that "sex is a basic human need," the book also calls for increased attention from all sectors to the sexual concerns faced by people with disabilities in care homes, schools, and families. Its goal is to foster a diverse and open environment that respects the sexual rights of people with disabilities and restores their independence and autonomy. |
Love has no Disability Video Collection (2014)
Discover heartfelt stories about intimacy and relationships among people with disabilities in Hong Kong through this inspiring video playlist. These videos share real experiences, challenges, and hopes for love and connection, offering a deeper understanding of their journeys. We hope you enjoy and find these stories meaningful and uplifting.
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Practicing Disability Rights To Sex: The Case Study of the Netherlands, Japan &
Taiwan (2015-2016)
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This is our journey dedicated to volunteering and advocating for the sexual rights of people with disabilities since 2014. Here, you can explore inspiring stories, learn about our projects, and see how we are working together to foster understanding and acceptance.
One of the highlights is a special report and video case study from the Netherlands. This project, called “Practicing Disability Rights To Sex: The Case Study of the Netherlands, Japan, and Taiwan (2015-2016),” involved a dedicated working group that traveled to different countries to learn about how they support the rights of people with disabilities to enjoy a fulfilling sexual life. |
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Wednesday Hong Kong News: "Angel Hand" - Non-existent Sexual Affairs? (2015)
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In this video, we are delighted to introduce Wing, a passionate and dedicated volunteer working with ‘Hand Angel’ here in Taiwan. Since 2015, ‘Hand Angel’ has been a champion for sexual rights and provides vital support services to people with disabilities. Wing’s compassion, commitment, and kindness have significantly impacted the lives of many individuals. Join us as we listen to Wing’s inspiring story and discover the incredible efforts being made to foster understanding, inclusion, and support for all.
Watch the videos here: Volunteer work for ‘Hand Angel’ by advocating sex rights and providing support service to people with disabilities in Taiwan since 2015 |
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