News - Women With Disabilities Australia

Disability Royal Commission Public Hearings

The Disability Royal Commission is holding a series of public hearings around the country to gather evidence about violence, neglect, abuse and...

Issues papers are an important part of the Disability Royal Commission (DRC) and help our community provide feedback on specific...

Our first newsletter for 2021 was sent out to our members and subscribers. If you would like to receive these...

Our last newsletter of the year was sent out to our members and subscribers just before the WWDA office finished...

WWDA have now finalised the 2019-2020 Annual Report.

Yesterday we sent out a WWDA Newsletter to our members and subscribers with updates from the team and the industry....

The National Disability Strategy (NDS) 2010–2020 is a plan to make the lives of people with disability better. The NDS...

Today we sent out a WWDA Newsletter to our members and subscribers with updates from the team and the industry....

24 September 2020

In 2020 the Disability Royal Commission released an issues paper on Employment. The issues paper asked 9 questions about why...

Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) are again leading the way in advancing the rights of all women with disability through...

Senior Project Officer - Flexible Location

In 2019 the Disability Royal Commission released an issues paper on education and learning. The issues paper asked 13 questions...

Australian workers with intellectual disabilities and their families are concerned they are being exposed to a high risk of contracting...

Employment Opportunities with Women with Disabilities Australia WWDA have two jobs vacancies for a Project Manager and a Senior Content...

We are seeking a highly experienced Project Planner to scope and initiate our Virtual Centre for Women and Girls with...

In April 2015, the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities will meet for its 13th session. As part...

In July 2013, the then Minister for Employment Participation, Hon Kate Ellis, advised Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) that the...