disability inclusion

Young Changemakers aims to rectify the employment disparity between disabled and nondisabled young people through the creation of paid

At Australian Disability Network, we see a unique opportunity to position disability inclusion as a key driver of productivity growth.

Leaders in the disability sector like Kerry Kingham, Cheryl Drury and Chloe Kempe say that change doesn’t come from just talking about it.

To create a more inclusive society for people with a disability, it’s important to listen to the voices of those with lived experience.

The Shapes United, has made history landing a deal with Walmart becoming the first Australian adaptive label to be sold through Walmart.

Alvie aims to connect those living with disabilities with like-minded people who share similar life experiences facilitating relationships.

Stephanie Dower first fell in love with films and storytelling when studied film and television in high school. Then she sought to change the industry.

A heartwarming moment was captured yesterday between Australian of the Year, Dylan Alcott and his predecessor Grace Tame.

I would like to see more education and awareness raising for people with disabilities in dating applications and media, writes Jerusha Mather.

More work needs to be done to ensure that adequate funding is allocated to all underserved areas of women’s health.

Lisa Cox is a disability advocate, motivational speaker, and the author of two books, and is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons.

Jerusha Mather is is living with cerebral palsy and advocating to improve access to medical education for people with disability.