Nina Carr is a passionate advocate, co-researcher, and systems change-maker dedicated to social justice, equality, and inclusion. Drawing on her lived experience of disability, Nina works to amplify the voices of people with disability, ensuring health and social systems are accessible, equitable, and led by those with lived experience. She collaborates with key stakeholders, universities, and organisations across Queensland and nationally — contributing to research projects, advisory committees, and systemic advocacy efforts. Nina actively shapes disability policy and practice, advocating for consumer-led decision-making and inclusive approaches at all levels. A skilled communicator and public speaker, Nina empowers emerging advocates and leaders with practical tools, encouragement, and confidence to create meaningful change. She has contributed to high-level policy discussions and statewide initiatives focused on improving accessibility and inclusion in healthcare. Nina remains deeply committed to breaking down barriers, improving health messaging, and fostering a society where everyone—regardless of ability—has the opportunity to thrive. She continues to champion inclusive policies and co-design approaches, working alongside community members and professionals to create a more just and accessible world.
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