Podcast appearances and mentions of eva sweeney

What happens in the world if we accept that all of us are a little bit different? Karen interviews Shauna Farabaugh, a somatic sex educator working with people who have temporary and permanent disabilities, and with organizations that serve people with disabilities.In this episode:Shauna Farabaugh - Sexuality in TransitionKaren's interview with Caffyn JesseFind Pelvic Pain Clinic, Supporting Disabled People with Their Sexual Lives and other books mentioned on the podcast on our Bookshop page!Crippingupsexwitheva.com - Eva Sweeney, queer sex educatorWant to rev up your relationship and bust out of limiting patterns? Host Karen Yates is an intimacy coach and somatic sex educator who works in-person with couples in Chicago to help improve their intimate communication and expand pleasure in a process that can be embodied, meaningful, and fun. Go to karen-yates.com and set up a free Zoom consultation.The Afterglow, our Patreon membership group, brings you regular bonus content, early alerts, and goodies! Our newest $10/mo member benefit: 10% off all W&S merch! Or show your love for Wild & Sublime any time: Leave a tip!Be Wild & Sublime out in the world!  Check out our new tees and accessories for maximum visibility. Peep our Limited Collection and let your inner relationship anarchist run free… Prefer to read the convo? Full episode transcripts are available on our website.Support the show

In this episode, we'll delve into the Chicago Public Schools evolving sex education curriculum. We'll share findings from our Adolescent X research study, and we'll identify the gaps within sex ed that have yet to be filled, like queer and disabled sex. We'll hear from Sonam Rikha and our co-host, Kaya Thomas, about their experiences learning about sex within the CPS system, as well as from sex educators Eva Sweeney and Angela Townsend, who created spaces outside of school systems to fill those gaps. Frankly. is a podcast that explores the health and wellbeing of youth from the perspectives and lived experiences of young people on Chicago's South and West sides. Co-produced by Chicago youth Kaya Thomas and Alizha Vernon and the University of Chicago's Center for Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Innovation in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Frankly. is a seven-episode series that builds on the findings from Ci3's Adolescent X study, a research project that studies narrative methods to explore the messages that young people receive about their bodies, identities, and sexual health. Frankly. centers the voices of young people marginalized by race, gender, and/or sexual orientation as they navigate various social environments, develop their identities, and understand the world around them. Frankly. aims to contextualize the stories of young people by examining the ways in which structural barriers and institutions impede their health and wellbeing. Frankly. is a podcast that explores the health and wellbeing of youth from the perspectives and lived experiences of young people on Chicago's South and West sides. Co-produced by Chicago youth Kaya Thomas and Alizha Vernon and the University of Chicago's Center for Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Innovation in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Frankly. is a seven-episode series that builds on the findings from Ci3's Adolescent X study, a research project that studies narrative methods to explore the messages that young people receive about their bodies, identities, and sexual health. Frankly. centers the voices of young people marginalized by race, gender, and/or sexual orientation as they navigate various social environments, develop their identities, and understand the world around them. Frankly. aims to contextualize the stories of young people by examining the ways in which structural barriers and institutions impede their health and wellbeing. Production Team: Ireashia Bennett, Co-Host, Executive Producer, Sound Engineer Kaya Thomas, Co-Host, Ci3 Fellow, Producer Alizha Vernon, Ci3 Fellow, Producer Melissa Gilliam, MD, MPH, Creator, Ci3 Founder, and Director Valerie Reynolds, Senior Producer, Story Editor Erisa Apantaku, Story Editor, Podcast Consultant Liz Futrell, Project Manager, Producer Crystal Tyler, Ci3 Executive Director and Story Editor Erin Garcia, Story Editor Adriana Brodyn, Story Editor and Researcher Melissa Sherwin, Story Editor Music featured in the episodes by Blue Dot Sessions and King Mastermind

Discussing all things disability access with someone who has made it their life's work to go beyond the minimal sexual safety sex-ed and demand pleasure for all bodies. Eva Sweeney is a 37-year-old genderqueer disabled female who works primarily as a sex educator and freelance writer. Her topics include disabilities and sex, gender, and queer culture. She has been doing sex and disability workshops for over 15 years and started doing this work because she found a huge lack of good sex-positive information for people with disabilities. Eva wrote the book “Queers on Wheels” and has traveled the country giving workshops about sex and disability. She continues to give workshops online and in-person through “Cripping Up Sex with Eva”, and she is also available for private consultations. Check out her links: Twitter: @CrippingUpSex Instagram: @CrippingUpSex Facebook: @CrippingUpSexWithEva Patreon: patreon.com/cripadvice Website: crippingupsexwitheva.com Shop: gumroad.com/crippingupsexwitheva Letter Board Demo: http://bit.ly/EvasBoard For more information on me and the work I do, including to purchase books or book a coaching session, please visit www.saraperry.com. If you would like to get members-only access to podcast extras while you support my work, check out my Patreon at www.patreon.com/havenspace. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/havenspace/support

In this second episode of Sex Ed with DB, Season 4, DB has a convo with Eva Sweeney about sex and disability. Eva (she/her) is a 37-year-old genderqueer disabled female who works primarily as a sex educator and freelance writer. Eva wrote the book “Queers on Wheels” and has traveled the country giving workshops about sex and disability. She continues to give workshops online and in-person through “Cripping Up Sex with Eva." --- Sex Ed with DB, Season 4 Team: Creator, Co-Producer, Sound Engineer and Host: Danielle Bezalel (DB) Co-Producer and Communications Lead: Cathren Cohen Graphic Illustrator: Andrea Forgacs Website: Alex Morton  --- Sex Ed with DB, Season 4 is Sponsored by: Clone-A-Willy, Aisle, FemmeFunn, Sweet Vibrations, ioba.toys, and Smile Makers Collection --- Love Sex Ed with DB? Email us at Sexedwithdb@gmail.com for comments and questions about what's coming up this season. --- About the podcast: Sex Ed with DB is a feminist podcast bringing you all the sex ed you never got through unique and entertaining storytelling, centering LGBTQ+ voices and people of color. We discuss topics such as intersex rights, abortion, dominatrixes, sex toys, queer sex ed, sex and disabilities, HIV, sex in entertainment, and more. --- Follow Sex Ed with DB on: Website: www.sexedwithdb.com Twitter: @sexedwithdb Instagram: @sexedwithdbpodcast Facebook: @edwithdb ---

We are beyond excited to be releasing this episode to you this week. We were joined by sex educator Eva Sweeney to talk about her journey pioneering the conversation around sex within the disability community. As someone with cerebral palsy, she realized that there was a dearth of information around sex-positivity, proper sexual health and education for people like her and those with other disabilities. So she set off to create! The founder of Cripping Up Sex with Eva where you can find resources, workshops and sex toy reviews.She's great, and we're so glad to share this episode!

In this episode of Uncomfortable, Debbie chats with Eva Sweeney, creator of Cripping Up Sex with Eva. Eva is a genderqueer disabled female who works primarily as a sex educator and freelance writer. Eva started doing this work when she was a teen and realized that there was no information on how to integrate her sexuality with her disability.  About Eva Through her platform Cripping Up Sex With Eva, Eva Sweeney gives classes about sex and disability, topics that are not talked about nearly enough in our society. As a queer teen with cerebral palsy, Eva could not find adequate information about integrating her sexuality with her disability–so she created the information herself. She now has over 15 years of experience giving workshops all over the country about sex and disability. Through Cripping Up Sex With Eva, she continues to do workshops both in-person and online and she has an online store with pre-recorded classes. Additionally, she has two blogs: Cripping Up Reviews, where she reviews sex toys through an accessible lens, and Crip Q’s where she answers anonymous questions about sex and disability. As always we hope you enjoy this conversation but given the subject, there is some adult content, so make sure to pop your headphones on! If you enjoyed our intimate conversation then feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this page or rate us highly over on iTunes! If you want to watch the video of our conversation click here to head over to our YouTube channel! Resources Find our more about Eva and her work over on her website and social media: www.crippingupsexwitheva.com Instagram: @crippingupsex Facebook: @crippingupsexwitheva Twitter: @crippingupsex Pinterest Other Resources: Podcast: Doing It! with Hannah Witton YouTube: Squirmy & Grubs Online Stores: We-Vibe Hot Octopuss

Our guest joining us today is one of our favorite personalities. A sex educator, writer, and sex toy reviewer Eva Sweeney provides sex workshops and private classes for people with disabilities, offering and providing insight on more accessible options. We discuss wheelchair fetishes from able-bodied partners, inter-abled partnerships, birth control, strap-ons, and Dr. Phil. Eva also has cerebral palsy and uses a cool homemade letter board and laser pointer to communicate. Mentioned: Unicorn Collaborators: https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnicornCollaborators Squirmy and Grubs: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=prjdlTVT5uk Speechless: https://abc.com/shows/speechless/about-the-show Eva Educates About Sex and Disability: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qR001aa6UY&t=1s Eva’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crippingupsex/ Eva’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/crippingupsex Hosts for this episode: Marybeth Baluyot (@merrbertt), Chloe Lansing (@chlo.mae.l), and Marcia Darbouze (@thatdoc.marcia) A message from DGWL: We do our very best to ensure we are inclusive to all members of the community. Not very many podcasts consider the deaf and hard-of-hearing population, but we applaud those who do and challenge those who don’t. That said, we are looking for volunteers to help us transcribe future episodes--there are transcriptions available online for our current episodes--but we still need help! Please send us a message on our website--www.disabledgirlswholift.com--if you have transcribing experience and are interested in joining the crew! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disabled-girls-who-lift/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disabled-girls-who-lift/support

Allison and Gaby offer advice to a listener anxious they'll never find a lasting relationship. They're then joined by Eva Sweeney, a groundbreaking sex educator with cerebral palsy. And later, Allison and Gaby chat about comedy in PC culture. (Groan!) It's also producer Melisa's last show. Cry with us! Listen to Just Between Us Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus: http://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus FOLLOW JUST BETWEEN US: https://www.instagram.com/jbupodcast JUST BETWEEN US IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/just-between-us/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Allison and Gaby offer advice to a listener anxious they’ll never find a lasting relationship. They’re then joined by Eva Sweeney, a groundbreaking sex educator with cerebral palsy. And later, Allison and Gaby chat about comedy in PC culture. (Groan!) It’s also producer Melisa’s last show. Cry with us! This episode is sponsored by HelloFresh (www.hellofresh.com/BETWEENUS9 code: BETWEENUS9).

When it comes to sex and disabilities, the resources are limited for individuals and medical professionals. Today, we chat with Eva Sweeney about her mission to improve sexual education through platform Cripping Up Sex. ***Full transcription: www.queermeducation.com***

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend and Pleasure Professional Eva Sweeney. She tells about her experiences working in the field of sex and disability through O School. Eva tells us hilarious stories about sex in her teens years; cum, dog hair and so much more. This was a really fun one. Follow Eva's work at crippingupsexwitheva.comEnjoy!

About this episode... Miss Laura and Monkey are super excited to meet today with Eva Sweeney. Before we start we have a couple of notes to go over with you. First, this episode may have some longer pauses due to the communication styles - just be patient dear listeners - we promise it is worth it. Second, this interview is recorded over a speakerphone to accommodate Eva's needs so it may be a bit noisier than you are used to - again - it is still worth it! We did some things in the audio edit to minimize this but it still happens! And now, on to the show… Eva Sweeney is a gender queer disabled person who works as a sex educator and freelance writer. She writes a lot on topics around sex, disability, and queer culture. She is joined by her assistant, Cameron who voices for Eva. Eva would like people to know she is just a normal person and is not at all inspirational just for getting out of bed. Eva has cerebral palsy, which for her means she uses a wheelchair to get around and she speaks by using a laser pointer mounted to her head and a letter board. This board is read by whoever she is speaking to or her aide. She needs assistance with almost all physical functions. She is in control of her life - she just needs a little help. For this interview, she pre-wrote out the answers to many of the questions. For any follow-up questions, you will hear her aide help her as she uses the board to respond. Eva shares her ideas on maintaining a positive body image - and discusses how she does not conform to the "mainstream" and responds with "Fuck that - I am hot!". She is overflowing with self-confidence. As far as advice to people on maintaining a positive body image - Eva says "Just be yourself and don't give a fuck what other people think of you." One final message from Eva - "Just stay open minded." About Eva Sweeney Eva Sweeney is a 35-year-old genderqueer disabled female who works primarily as a sex educator and freelance writer. Her topics include disabilities and sex, gender, and queer culture. She is also the creator of the documentary, Respect: The Joy of Aides. She has been doing Sex and Disability workshops for 15 years and started doing this work because she found a huge lack of good sex positive information for people with disabilities. Eva wrote the book Queers on Wheels and has traveled the country giving workshops about Sex and Disability. She is also available for private consultations.Where to Find Eva... You can find Eva on O.School, on Facebook, and her new website: http://calendar.o.school/devops/detail/298/1515193200000 https://www.facebook.com/crippingupsexwitheva/ http://crippingupsexwitheva.com/ https://www.facebook.com/crippingupsexwitheva/

In this episode Eva Sweeney, filmmaker and consultant for ABC's Speechless - as well as author, activist, AAC user, and overall dynamo - talks with Rachel and Lucas about her AAC device, the importance of aides (and giving them breaks), her work as an activist on sexuality in the disability community, and more. Meanwhile, Lucas briefly flies solo to talk about the importance of a whole-person approach to AAC assessment and intervention - and our work generally. For more on Eva, check out Speechless (obviously) and follow her on twitter at @disboi.  Like what we do at Talking With Tech? Take a moment to leave us an iTunes review - it helps others find the information we share - and join our Facebook group (or page) to chime in on the conversation! We'd also love to hear your comments and questions at tech@speechscience.org, and appreciate any gesture via patreon.speechscience.org.

Cameron sits down with writer Eva Sweeney to discuss being infantilized as a disabled person, her relationship with her parents, and the time she was sent to the E.R. for no good reason.