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The creative work is a series of 5 short documentary social media videos published on Facebook and YouTube entitled The D3 Series. The series attempts to broadly and publicly disseminate the social, human rights and historical objectives of intersex activists in Australian and New Zealand / Aotearoa as expressed at the third Darlington Statement (2017) community event in Melbourne, 7-9 January 2020. The work is a collaboration been members of Intersex Peer Support Australia (IPSA), Intersex Human Rights Australia (IHRA) and Intersex Trust Aotearoa New Zealand (ITANZ), as well as independent intersex advocates, and was funded by the Victorian Government and Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice. The videos were produced by Hartflicker Moving Pictures, which is a production company owned and operated by the key creative practice researcher, who is a person with an intersex variation. The videos are as follows: • What is intersex https://youtu.be/ltFISUefBzM More than understanding what is "intersex" and the textbook definition, maybe we should be asking who are intersex people and what are their experiences? • Finding Community https://youtu.be/3pYbzIGIV28 For many intersex people, meeting other people with similar experiences can be life-changing. • Intersex Diversity https://youtu.be/31uEZj8cvLo Intersex people are not all the same... there is difference within difference and our diversity is something to celebrate! • The Intersex Flag https://youtu.be/frG6mDlX-jM The yellow and purple intersex flag is often seen at pride marches, on the internet and at events such as Intersex Awareness Day. But how was it created, and by whom? • Our Human Rights https://youtu.be/rDzln7tV4Vg Intersex people face many serious human rights abuses. But what are they, and what can you do to help? The videos also appear natively on Facebook on the Intersex Peer Support Australia page.