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Teens with disabilities say they might end up losing contact with friends and online communities due to being banned from social media. People working in the disability support sector say…
Disability Arts History Australia is a landmark digital resource documenting five decades of creativity, advocacy and cultural change led by d/Deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent artists, organisations and allies. Created in collaboration…
A diverse group of Australians has been recognised for advancing equality and justice through the 2025 Australian Human Rights Awards. Several finalists are being celebrated for championing the rights and inclusion…
AWARD-winning writer, speaker, and appearance and disability activist Carly Findlay said it is critical historic towns like Ballarat prioritise accessibility over heritage. Ms Findlay visited Ballarat last week for the…
Disability services for Indigenous people must be culturally appropriate, respect kinship structures and embrace holistic understandings of health, the CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) has…
Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Filmmaking Program provides hands-on training in filmmaking to people living with disabilities in Tasmania. As part of a 40-week program, participants recently spent a day on-set…
THEY Inclusion Services has long been at the heart of disability support in Victoria, delivering person-centred programs that empower individuals and build strong community connections. With a proud history of…
A University of Sydney study has found 60 per cent of people living with a disability don’t have an emergency plan. Researchers say people with disabilities need to be included…
Interested in joining a creative industries board? Creative Victoria is seeking expressions of interest from people with diverse skills, experience and an interest in joining the boards of Victoria’s leading…
Specially-designed controllers have made video games more accessible for people with a disability. Advocates say gaming can be an important tool to help improve the quality of life for people…
I’d never met another person with cerebral palsy or felt part of a disability community until now.” “I want to reach through the screen and give you a hug!” These…
JOSEPHINE Lazidis could barely see until she was five, but she is making up for lost time. Now 35, she is one of the stars of Beacon, a new exhibition…
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