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Bits and Bods: Inclusive sex education webseries

By Bits and Bods Bits and Bods is a web series for teens about sex, bodies and relationships, and all the awkward bits in between. It tackles topics that are often overlooked in traditional sex education, utilising queer-led perspectives to create a safe, educational space where young people can access honest, inclusive and evidence-informed information. […]

Michelle Jeffries stands in a bright room beside a whiteboard, speaking with hands raised. Michelle wears a colourful rainbow-patterned top and beaded necklace. There are plants and a small Pride flag on shelves behind Michelle.

Challenging the Mum/Dad binary

Recognising that families are more than mums and dads is essential to creating an inclusive society for all families. It’s hard not to want to be a part of that, right? Michelle Jeffries is a queer researcher, educator and mum. Michelle’s doctoral research centred on the experiences of gender and sexuality diverse parents in their […]

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