🌜 NDHU Gender Month 🌛 Ⅲ

🎙️ Topic | Empowering People with Disabilities through Sexuality
🗣️ Speaker | Chi-Wei Cheng, Director of Social Work, Taiwan Tongzhi (LGBTQ+) Hotline Association

📖 Talk Introduction
In a society where bodies are regulated and desires are suppressed,
“sexuality” for people with disabilities is not just a physical matter—it is tied to dignity and existence.
Drawing from his practical experience with the Taiwan LGBTQ+ Hotline and Hand Angels,
Chi-Wei Cheng will share how people with disabilities can, through the practice of sexuality, reclaim their bodies, emotions, and relationships.
He invites us to reflect:
When society is willing to acknowledge the desires of people with disabilities,
can our imagination of humanity and equality also expand?

👤 About the Speaker | Chi-Wei Cheng
Director of Social Work at the Taiwan Tongzhi (LGBTQ+) Hotline Association and founder of Hand Angels.
Having studied accounting, social work, and health and welfare policy, he ultimately chose to respond to society through action.
He describes himself as “neither a privileged elite nor a typical social worker,”
yet remains committed to the belief that all marginalized and minority communities
should support, understand, and collaborate with one another.

✍️ Register through the Campus Activities Reservation System.

🌜 NDHU Gender Month 2025 features four talks and three documentary screenings—each one worth attending.
For full details, please visit the official website.