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Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Monday 27th July, 2020
or Ronelle – who has two children with disability who attend mainstream schools in rural Victoria – the move to remote learning has highlighted the inequality in Australia’s school system.
Caitlin Cassidy
The Age
Friday 24th July, 2020
New rules on wearing face masks have caused particular issues for deaf people and those who are hard of hearing, prompting calls for patience. Deaf Victoria and the Disability Advocacy
Julia Carme
New York times
Wednesday 22nd July, 2020
The disability civil rights movement has many distinct narratives, but the prevailing themes are of community, justice and equity. As with every other civil rights movement, the fight for disability
One Plus One
ABC
Thursday 23rd July, 2020
"I got bullied because of my disability, I used to get called a cripple or a spastic everywhere I went. That stuff made it really hard for me — and
Sian Johnson
ABC South West
Thursday 23rd July, 2020
People have been getting by, but now the loss of the town's only local taxi service has compounded worries, leaving disabled and elderly residents struggling to get to appointments in
Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Friday 17th July, 2020
Australia’s COVID-19 response needs a stronger focus on the structural problems that were prevalent pre-pandemic to ensure vulnerable people aren’t left behind, experts say.
Andrew Pulrang
Forbs
Tuesday 21st July, 2020
What do you really need to know about disability? If you’re not disabled yourself, and don’t have a child, spouse, brother or sister, or parent with disabilities, how knowledgeable and
Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Wednesday 15th July, 2020
Disability advocates are concerned by the Victorian government’s plan to allow students with disability to return to school, with fears this will put vulnerable children in greater danger of contracting
Jacinta Parsons
Afternoons, ABC Radio Melbourne
Tuesday 14th July, 2020
John McKenna is passionate about hearing and sharing the stories of others and their experience of disability. During the coronavirus pandemic he’s put his skills to creating a podcast which
Jessica Quilty
DSC
Sunday 12th July, 2020
Somewhere along the way, we seemed to have developed self-serving, compliance focussed systems designed to appease auditors rather than safeguard people. In a time of scarce resources and transformational change,
Nas Campanella
ABC News
Wednesday 15th July, 2020
Under this new housing model, multiple apartments in a complex are built with features such as reinforced concrete for wheelchair hoists, voice recognition technology to open blinds and doors, and
Laura McGeoch
Sydney Morning Herald
Friday 10th July, 2020
Justine Martin, 49, and Karen Dare, 40, who both have multiple sclerosis, met in Melbourne in 2015. Sharing the condition has allowed them to be open with each other about