Fatness, Queerness And Fertility
BMI and weight discrimination is one of the biggest barriers for Queer and LGBTQI+ people in accessing fertility support to start their family.
It can feel very isolating and daunting to be potentially rejected for support with little to no help from your medical team. Very little consideration is also given to the intersections and attributing factors with Queerness and Fatness.
Through the workshop, gain confidence and don’t lose faith by how others perceive your body in your fertility journey.
Separate the myths from facts on fertility, fatness and the Queer experience.
Learn how to advocate for yourself and have any fertility concerns that you do have recognised and taken seriously by your medical team.
BMI and weight discrimination is one of the biggest barriers for Queer and LGBTQI+ people in accessing fertility support to start their family.
It can feel very isolating and daunting to be potentially rejected for support with little to no help from your medical team. Very little consideration is also given to the intersections and attributing factors with Queerness and Fatness.
Through the workshop, gain confidence and don’t lose faith by how others perceive your body in your fertility journey.
Separate the myths from facts on fertility, fatness and the Queer experience.
Learn how to advocate for yourself and have any fertility concerns that you do have recognised and taken seriously by your medical team.
BMI and weight discrimination is one of the biggest barriers for Queer and LGBTQI+ people in accessing fertility support to start their family.
It can feel very isolating and daunting to be potentially rejected for support with little to no help from your medical team. Very little consideration is also given to the intersections and attributing factors with Queerness and Fatness.
Through the workshop, gain confidence and don’t lose faith by how others perceive your body in your fertility journey.
Separate the myths from facts on fertility, fatness and the Queer experience.
Learn how to advocate for yourself and have any fertility concerns that you do have recognised and taken seriously by your medical team.