Our resources collection includes our briefings and policy reports, along with calls to action, public submissions, fact sheets, personal stories, and information about selected third party resources.
Resource reposted from The Conversation: People born with variations of sex characteristics have bodies that are a little different to social and medical expectations.
A Position Statement in response to new eligibility rules published by the IOC, by InterAction for Health and Human Rights, Equality Australia and Pride Cup.
Thank you to Senator Nick McKim and his team for the introduction of the Anti-Discrimination Legislation Amendment (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Sex Characteristics Discrimination Commissioner) Bill 2026.
InterAction for Health and Human Rights is thrilled to announce Callan Hales has joined our team to work as a Peer Navigator for InterLink Psychosocial Service.
Netflix's latest offering in Australia, My Dearest Señorita, directed by Fernando González Molina, represents more than just a remake of the 1972 Oscar-nominated Spanish classic – it's a significant moment for intersex representation in cinema.
From March 11-23, I had the profound honour of travelling from Australia to New York to participate in the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70) and Outright International's Advocacy Week. This journey was not just a trip across the globe, but a vital mission to advance intersex rights on the international stage and connect with fellow advocates from around the world.
Do you want to get involved in advocacy? Are you already involved and want to get community connected?
We have funding for an advocacy-focused retreat. Express interest in participating from 14-16 August in Tamborine Mountain, SE Queensland. Accommodation and food are funded, and we have some funding available for people on low incomes to travel to the event.
From 6th to 8th March 2026, something truly special unfolded on Wonnarua Country in the Hunter Valley. InterAction for Health and Human Rights held Strong Women, Shared Paths with support from the NSW State Government as a part of Women’s Week celebrations. This was the first retreat of its kind for women and non‑binary people with innate variations of sex characteristics and participants travelled from near and far for a deeply moving, joyful, and unforgettable gathering.
30 Mar 2026
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