Join the Melbourne Disability Institute and the University of Melbourne’s Diversity and Inclusion team for this engaging and thought-provoking public discussion on the social model of disability 40 years on.
If you’re raising a young person with disability, you will be thinking about how to support and plan for their life after school. Join ACD throughout August for A Good…
This guide aims to show how to harness the networks of people with disabilities, their families and supporters to gain open, paid employment in community businesses. It also shares how…
Growing numbers of minimally- and non-speaking people are being subjected to Facilitated Communication and Rapid Prompting Method / Spellers Method. In this webinar, you will learn about Implications for people…
Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria have launched a campaign calling on the Victorian and Australian Governments, along with key sector decision-makers, to implement a coordinated…
How can disability research be shaped, shared, and used with governments and decision-makers? The next Evidence to Action event, held on 24 July, will focus on bridging the gap between…
This guide was written for support workers by the Belonging Matters Advisory Council (BMAC) and Belonging Matters and is based on the actual experiences of people with intellectual disability and…
At the 18th session of the UN Conference of States Parties (COSP18), Tim Harte delivered a compelling speech on behalf of the Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO).
NCDA’s new report reveals what disability advocates see daily: systemic failures right across Australia in housing, transport and guardianship. These issues demand national attention, and advocates have the solution
Cathy Basterfield is a speech pathologist with 37 years experience working with people with intellectual disability and complex communication needs. For the last 20 years Cathy has lead the development
A plain language guide for disability research. Whether you’re a researcher, advocate, or policy partner, we want to start with some shared understanding. We’ll explain how government works in Australia—who…
Inclusion Australia want their resources to be accessible for as many people with an intellectual disability as possible. This includes people from different cultures and people who speak different languages….
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