In a world embracing diversity, non-binary representation in pole dance is vital. My journey into pole dancing, guided by my non-binary instructor , helped me accept my own non-binary identity.

Representation in pole dance creates belonging, breaks stereotypes, and allows self-expression without judgment. To every non-binary dancer: your presence matters. Together, we’re reshaping spaces to be more inclusive, one dance at a time.

As society embraces diverse identities, the queer community has found a powerful form of self-expression in pole dancing. This art form, historically marginalised, has been reclaimed by LGBTQ+ individuals as a medium for empowerment, body positivity, and liberation.

From underground communities like the Harlem Renaissance and ballroom scenes to modern pole studios, queer individuals have used art to foster acceptance and explore identity.

My path to healing and self-discovery began in secrecy and pain, shaped by prejudice and a traumatic experience. Moving to Australia, I found an unexpected sanctuary in pole dancing. What started as exercise transformed into a journey of reclaiming my body, embracing my non-binary identity, and shedding society expectations.

Pole dancing gave me the freedom to heal, express, and rebuild.