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WWDA’s latest weekly newsletter is is out now! Catch up on our latest human rights, policy and systemic advocacy activities, and find out about opportunities to have your say. To receive our newsletters direct to your email, visit our Facebook page and click Sign Up or visit http://www.wwda.org.au Access our newsletter
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WWDA’s latest weekly newsletter is is out now! Catch up on our latest human rights, policy and systemic advocacy activities, and find out about opportunities to have your say. To receive our newsletters direct to your email, visit our Facebook page and click Sign Up or visit http://www.wwda.org.au Access our newsletter
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In This Edition: WWDA members participate in roundtable on violence against women with disability Cheryl McDonnell: The violence continues but is anyone listening? It’s time to update your membership details! Consultation begins on Victorian state disability plan Brain Injury Awareness Week – 15th to 21st August 2016 Australian Cross Disability Alliance submission to Arts and…
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In July 2022, we announced WWDA’s newest project, Our Site 2.0. The project will increase the accessibility and usability of oursite.wwda.org.au and develop a newly expanded section focusing on sex, relationships, relationship education and address the multiple forms of violence and abuse that women, girls and non-binary people with disabilities experience. Recently we called for applications from our members and supporters…
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For our second last episode, Margherita, Youth Development Officer guest interviews WWDA Youth Advisory Group member and all round advocate Charlotte Young! Charlotte has worked hard to advocate for disability rights within schools and universities. They talk on the podcast to the importance of language and how it can differ across the disability community. Download…
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Please note Our Place has now been changed to Our Site. What is it and why is it important? There are currently over 2 million women and girls with disability in Australia. Women and girls with disability represent one of the most marginalised and disadvantaged groups in the country. They continue to experience widespread discrimination…