Queer & Accessible
The Queer & Accessible (Q&A) Project ran from 2022-2025. Q&A connected LGBTIQ+ people with disability to the queer community. We did this by helping queer organisations with planning and promoting their events. And helping them with accessibility for people with disability. (We are hoping to get funding for Q&A to run again in the future.)
Lived Experience Video
Andrew (he/him) Stroke Survivor. “Being both queer and disabled reveals the peculiarity of society.”
The Objectives
- Share: Share the lived Experiences of LGBTIQ+ people with disability to educate the wider LGBTIQ+ community and increase visibility.
- Build: Build the capacity of queer leaders to drive the change required to support the inclusion of people with disability.
- Resource: Provide a range of resources and supports to queer leaders who manage events, venues and groups within their communities.
- Promote: Promote accessible queer events to LGBTIQ+ people with disability.
Experts by Experience
The Q&A Project is led by a team of queer people with disability called the Experts by Experience (EbE) Team. The EbE Team have shaped the project from the very beginning by sharing their lived experience of accessing the queer community.
QA-Assist
The Q&A Project created the QA-Assist website to help events organisers.
Past projects:
Past Projects
An archive of some of the previous projects that we have run.
Proud & Connected Community Grants
Proud and Connected Community Grants awarded $150,000 of grants to 11 community-led groups across WA.
Safety Diversity & Inclusion Plan
The Living Proud Project was a community capacity building initiative. The aim of the project was preventing suicide among the LGBTI community.