Lucky S. Daoud (they/them)

Sex-positive, polyam + kink affirming, trauma-informed licensed clinical therapist, facilitator, mediator, educator, and artist grounded in the pursuit of collective liberation. 
Practitioner at Resourcing Relationships, an organization that helps communities address conflict and harm in a restorative way. 
Photographer at Zikra Archive or @zikraarchive on social media.
Sliding scale surgery letters for my trans and non-binary kin (until we abolish unnecessary barriers to trans-affirming healthcare!)
If you’re interested in working with me in any of these capacities (or some other collaboration!), please reach out. connectwithlucky@proton.me
All power to the people

Disability Reproductive Equity Agenda: Protecting the Reproductive Rights of Disabled People in 2025 and Beyond

Long Covid Resources for healthcare providers

This essay is part of the Color of Long COVID series, supported by the Disability Visibility Project.

Access Is Love aims to help build a world where accessibility is understood as an act of love, instead of a burden or an after-thought. It is an initiative to raise awareness about accessibility and encourage people to incorporate access in their everyday practices and lives.

This coloring and activity book was created by Miso Kwak and Emily Nott, two graduate students, friends and co-conspirators in Teejop. The book includes pages to color, prompts for poems, activities, reflection questions, further learning, pleasure activism, and dialogue with loved ones.

Imani Barbarin on disability rights, COVID and the war on Gaza

The Tryst.link blog is run by a small team of sex workers dedicated to documenting the lived experiences of our community, and positioning sex workers as THEE experts on the sex industry.

Plan C provides information on how people in the US are accessing abortion pills online for safe home abortion.

A tool designed to understand the histories of medical experimentation, scientific racism, racial capitalism, and ableism as some of the many forces shaping the conditions and evolution of healthcare in the US, as well as the resistance of grassroots healers, health practitioners, and organizers working both inside and outside of the Medical Industrial Complex.

Printable 8 fold zine "It happened, what happens next? A choose your own adventure zine for survivors of abuse"

Panel: Sexuality Education for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Users

Blog: what should sex ed for autistic people look like

Visual art and free downloadable postcards depicting queer and trans + disabled sexuality and kink

Toolkit for supporting survivors of intimate partner violence through safety planning.

Information, rights, care, resources on sexual and reproductive health provided by NYC Health. Also information on how to file a complaint in NYC.

Advocating for Domestic Violence Awareness Month to acknowledge the impact of domestic violence on disabled women.

Reflections on surviving violence beyond cure. Excerpt from Whatever Gets You Through: Twelve Survivors on Life after Sexual Assault.

Book that centers a black feminist porn analysis to attend to black women's agency, pleasure, and subversions.

Loree Erickson interviewed on her research about porn, disability, and undesirability. Loree Erickson is also an award-winner porn producer.