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Building a Better Speculum: How Design That’s Inclusive of Queer and Trans People Can Change Reproductive Care

Raquel

Jun 7, 2018
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“Kings & Queens In Their Castles” Captures Queers At Home

Ryan Yates

Apr 20, 2017
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You Can Now Take A College-Level Course in Sex Toy Design

Creatrix Tiara

Jan 21, 2016
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Notes From A Queer Engineer: Can Inanimate Objects Be Sexist?

Laura Mandanas

May 7, 2014
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Carolyn’s Team Pick: The Redesigned Design*Sponge

Ryan Yates

Jun 2, 2011

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Speculum Redesign

health

Building a Better Speculum: How Design That’s Inclusive of Queer and Trans People Can Change Reproductive Care

The speculum hasn’t been meaningfully redesigned since the 1800s. These three women are working to change that, but they have a ways to go, needing to overcome medical barriers and…

Raquel —

Jun 7, 2018

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family

“Kings & Queens In Their Castles” Captures Queers At Home

visual art

“Kings & Queens In Their Castles” Captures Queers At Home

Sometimes you have to step outside to remember who you are and who you want to be. And sometimes, you have to retreat to the epicentre of yourself, surrounded by…

Ryan Yates —

Apr 20, 2017

design

You Can Now Take A College-Level Course in Sex Toy Design

sex toys

You Can Now Take A College-Level Course in Sex Toy Design

RMIT Melbourne’s Future Sex Studio trains Industrial Design students in bringing innovation into the adult industry.

Creatrix Tiara —

Jan 21, 2016

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notes from a queer engineer

Notes From A Queer Engineer: Can Inanimate Objects Be Sexist?

geekery

Notes From A Queer Engineer: Can Inanimate Objects Be Sexist?

What can virtual reality, automotive safety standards, and anatomy textbooks tell us about the way sexism works in 2014?

Laura Mandanas —

May 7, 2014

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grace bonney

geekery

Carolyn’s Team Pick: The Redesigned Design*Sponge

At the beginning of this week, Design*Sponge relaunched and now it’s sexier and search-ier than ever.

Ryan Yates —

Jun 2, 2011