Making Space for Intimate Citizenship is a three-day workshop.
It will be about intimate citizenship.
Intimacy and being intimate, is about touch, love, affection, privacy, bodies and being close.
Citizenship is about our rights and access to equality, fairness and justice.
Intimate citizenship is about our rights and access to equality in our intimate lives.
People from around the world will attend.
There will be labelled people.
There will also be academics, service providers, Indigenous knowledge keepers, students, and artists.
We plan to share knowledge, experience and insight about intimate citizenship and labelled people.
The workshop will build relationships.
This will help us meet other people and work together with labelled people to support them to enjoy their intimate citizenship.
We will use arts-based activities to help us plan our future work.
Our activities are organized around three main ideas: Loving, Working and Consuming.
Making Space for Intimate Citizenship 
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