47XXY (also known as Klinefelter Syndrome) is an innate variation in sex characteristics that usually presents as physical sex characteristic differences, and also, physical, cognitive and psychological challenges, including learning difficulties, cognitive and physiological developmental delays, and neurodiversity.

Richard has first-hand experience trying to navigate the NDIS application process for his own needs, and through his own experience and great knowledge of related legislation, has also supported countless parents of 47XXY children to do the same.

Candice’s experience of trying to access the NDIS has been extremely challenging and unfortunately continues today.

There is nothing like hearing our guests’ lived experiences when trying to bring about positive changes for our community, and this episode is no exception.

You are guaranteed to enjoy this episode, and if you like what you hear, please share with your networks, because the more people we reach, the more lives we change.

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On this podcast, you’ll hear a wonderful discussion about the origins and continuing importance of this now internationally celebrated day, and learn about other contributions both of our guests have made to supporting the intersex community to live full, safe, and supported lives.

You are guaranteed to enjoy this episode, and if you like what you hear, please share with your networks, because the more people we reach, the more lives we change.

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To catch up on last week’s episode of The I in Us with Georgiann Davis, visit https://joy.org.au/theiinus/2025/11/12/the-i-in-us-with-georgiann-davis-16-october-2025/

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Georgiann is an intersex scholar-activist whose research, teaching, and activism are at the intersection of institutional violence and feminist theories. She is a former board president of InterACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth, is a past-president of InterConnect Support Group and currently works as an associate professor of sociology at the University of New Mexico.

Georgiann is also a prolific author and recently published her new book, “Five Star White Trash: A Memoir of Fraud and Family”. Philip N. Cohen, author of Citizen Scholar: Public Engagement for Social Scientists, says of Georgiann’s newest book, “Davis has written a gripping sociological memoir, which explores key contradictions in American family life, including sex and gender, race and privilege, poverty and addiction, commitment and betrayal.

You are guaranteed to enjoy this episode, and if you like what you hear, please share with your networks, because the more people we reach, the more lives we change.

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Simone-Lisa is a parent of an intersex son.  She is the Tasmanian Peer Support, and Australian Parent Representative for Intersex Peer Support.  Simone-Lisa Anderson is a tireless advocate working with the Tasmanian and Australian State Governments to improve lives of intersex Australians.  Further, she is the creator and project officer of Better Lives.  Better Lives is an intersex project operated by Working it Out:  Tasmania’s gender, sexuality and intersex education advocacy and support service.

Learn more about Intersex as we explore Simone-Lisa’s challenges raising her intersex son.  Hear about her experiences that fuel her commitment to changing Government, health and education policies.  Also hear about the positive outcomes of the Better Lives Project, which Simone-Lisa delivers across Tasmania.

Definitely a program full of information, challenges and experiences of one very dedicated person.  Tune in, listen, learn and enjoy!

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Paul also is in Canberra attending the 12th Annual Health in Difference conference, and joins the program remotely. So grab a glass of milk and a couple of bikkies, and tune into JOY 94.9 at 7pm  for a truly exciting The I in Us episode.

Tonight’s show focuses on the importance of Lived Experience -What we ALL Bring to the table.   Special guest, the wonderful Cody Smith, has been involved in Intersex Advocacy for ten years and has played an important role in the recently passed ACT Protection of Intersex Children legislation.

Learn about Intersex advocacy, how to properly and respectively approach the topic of Intersex and how the Intersex flag is viewed.  Hear about the “Rainbow Tick” and the “Yellow Tick”.  Do school-based inclusion and diversity training programs cover the Intersex Community well?  Also learn more about the Darlington Human Rights Conference which started in 2017.

Most definitely a fun, uplifting and informative show about the Intersex Community, by the Intersex Community, for all of us.

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Leo now studies Cookery at William Angliss Institute: Hospitality.  Further, not only does studying  expand on an already profound interest in cooking, it has also provided Leo with a sense of belonging.  He has come upon a supportive environment:  “I think I’m finding a lot of my people there”. (Leo on The I in Us part 4, 3rd April, 2024)

Tune in to today’s awe-inspiring episodes of The I in Us and learn all about Leo’s remarkable life with Klinefelter syndrome, an intersex variant.

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Life “felt very normal to me when I was growing up.”(Leo on The I in Us, part 3, 3rd April 2024).  Leo did not know about his intersex variation, Klinefelter syndrome, until he was ten years of age.  In this episode Leo speaks about his relationship with his sister and partner, and with his brother.  Were these relationships positive and happy for Leo?  Did Leo experience any difficulty with relationships within the family unit?  Leo and his parents chat about these relationships during this episode.

Also in this episode,  the team chat about Leo’s education, particularly through high school.   Leo also embarked upon some Arrowsmith cognitive exercises.  Find out how these exercises assisted Leo.  He progressed through high school without the need for a special curriculum.

Learn about Leo’s various hobbies.  What does he enjoy?

This segment of today’s The I in Us delves into Leo’s education and hobbies.  It certainly is a definite must hear.

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Hear more details as to why Suzannah and Rik pursued a proper analysis for Leo’s various issues and challenges.  Learn about Leo’s schooling.   Can cognitive and physical challenges be directly attributable to having an intersex variation, such as Klinefelter syndrome?  Is there a likelihood of neurodiversity associated with Klinefelter syndrome?  Is intersex variation a spectrum?  How much does Leo remember about when his intersex variation was detected?  How does Leo get along with siblings?   Listening to this absorbing episode will reveal the answers to these interesting questions.

For Suzannah and Rik, a professional medical analysis was a huge relief after some seven years of utter confusion, brought on by so many different issues and challenges.

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