Welcome to Manda Mae
Sharing our lived experiences — delivering interactive workplace training through innovative approaches to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Intersectionality.
What’s on Offer & What’s coming soon
Explore our diverse range of offerings
The Lived Experience Project (TLEP) Workshops
TLEP is a group workshop that showcases an experience in the world of disability inclusive of LGBTQIASB+, elderly, religion and culture through an interactive activity.
Interactive workplace training, designed to get you thinking outside the box, learn a little about what others experience and hopefully broaden your mindset on diversity and intersectionality.
Great for your workplace DEI training, conferences, icebreakers and team building.
Shop soon at the bookstore.
Our children’s book series Georgie & Friends is currently at the illustrators being beautified! We are excited to share a series of books that are inclusive of so many different beauties.
You can check out our titles here and see what else we have coming soon!
Book launch expected March 2026 pending publishing.
Online TLEP Courses
Our online courses are an ADHD working progress!
The Lived Experience Project – DEI&I courses have a focus on the impact of intersectionality. We hope to raise awareness of the importance of intersectionality at work, at home and in your every day life.
These courses will be a great addition to your HR training and personal learning.
Courses coming Soon – ETA April 2026
We are always on the lookout for people who would like to share their journey. If you have an experience you would like to share please don’t hesitate to contact us.
“In my journey across this beautiful country, I find my self seeking truth and connection. I trust in touch and physically feeling the ground in which I walk. I trust in smell and the smoking ceremonies that I’ve been blessed to be a part of. I trust in sight and the meaningful dance performances I’ve been privileged to witness and I trust in my emotions when I hear and read the stories of this country’s elders. I acknowledge the journey that has come before me of the Aboriginal and Torres Straight islander people and that the land was never ceded. I also acknowledge the impact this has had and still has”
Amanda Glasson