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The implications of gender inequality have been overlooked in the lives of women with intellectual disability who suffer intersectional discrimination because they are women but also because they have a…
WWDA are proud to join the 16 Days of Activism with a social media campaign dedicated to addressing the key issues experienced by many women, girls, and gender-diverse people with…
The Australian Women’s Health Alliance’s online event, “Strengthening Responses to Gender-Based Violence in the Alcohol and Other Drug, Women’s and Disability Sectors,” held on August 27th, 2024, is now available…
Women With Disabilities Australia launched their Leadership & Mentoring Toolkit, a resource aimed at empowering & encouraging women & gender diverse people with disabilities to step into leadership, advocacy &…
Women With Disabilities Australia has released a short survey, asking you to share your experiences and thoughts around online safety for women with disabilities. The survey closes on 20 August…
Women with Disabilities Victoria’s Gender & Disability Experts by Experience Advocates (the Experts) are a group of women and non-binary people with diverse experiences of disability. We’re excited to announce…
A new Framework for Action has been created by Our Watch in collaboration with Women with Disabilities Victoria to inform government and policy-makers about strengthening support for women with disability….
Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) have officially launched Neve – a revolutionary website co-designed for women, girls, feminine-identifying, and non-binary people with disabilities.
Women with Disabilities Australia are thrilled to announce that on Thursday, 16 May 2024, their community will come together to launch Neve, a groundbreaking website co-designed exclusively for women, girls,…
Women with disabilities fear they’ll be left behind by new federal government plans to address violence against women, despite being particularly at risk.
Disability is almost always the forgotten aspect of diversity. Very rarely is disability considered or mentioned in conversations about women or broader diversity. Yet disabled women are disproportionately economically disadvantaged…
Fill in our 2024 survey now to share your experiences of International Women’s Day! In 2024, we want to help create an International Women’s Day that has greater intersectional representation…
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