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Leadership and Decision-making: Empowering for Life

April 26, 2022

A photo of Kerryn sitting at a wooden table, leaning their head on one hand and smiling at the camera. Kerryn has white skin, short mousy brown hair, and is wearing a navy blazer and brooch over a light blue blouse.

Disclosing Disability: An Important Step on the Road to Representation

April 11, 2022

A digital illustration of Selma Blair on a sage green background, with the definition of accessibility written in cursive script. Selma has light skin, a short blind bob, and is wearing a pink dress and purple shoes. She is wearing sunglasses, holding a coffee cup in one hand, has a black handbag over one shoulder, and is using a walking stick in the other. Selma’s figure is outline in a yellow silhouette to contrast the background text.

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2022 WWDA LEAD Scholarships announced!

April 11, 2022

Bringing Disability Pride to Sydney

March 28, 2022

A photo of a disabled pole dancer, upside down, mid-routine on stage. She is an amputee with one arm, has long brown hair, and is wearing a blue a pink lycra body suit. Beside the stage is a pair of white and black Adidas shoes, a protest sign that reads ‘Visibly Proud’ and a red festival banner that reads ‘Making the Invisible Visible, Funded by Inner West’.

Far North COVID: The Pandemic ‘We Had To Have’, or, Life in Unofficial Lockdown

March 14, 2022

A digital illustration of the Earth, with a scale balancing on top of it. On the left-hand side of the scale, a pile of blue and grey vaccine vials weighs down the scale, with nothing on the other end, representing vaccine inequity and the unequal balance of vaccine distribution. At the bottom of the image is a reflection of the illustration, and in the background is an image of a light blue sky with white clouds.

Leadership and Participation

Leadership Statement Launch Webinar – Recording Now Available!

March 11, 2022

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WWDA LEAD Leadership Statement

March 8, 2022

Leadership and Participation

MEDIA RELEASE: Women with Disabilities Australia launches Leadership Statement to challenge ideas and definitions of ‘leadership’.

March 7, 2022

The Future of Neurodivergence: Gender Bias and Hopes for the Upcoming DSM-5 Update

March 7, 2022

A photo of Annie smiling at the camera and cradling her newborn baby. Annie is a white woman with shoulder length brown hair wearing a bright yellow shirt. Her baby is wrapped in a blue-grey swaddle.

How COVID is Affecting Me

February 28, 2022

Senior woman wearing face mask hugging immunized daughter after covid-19 vaccination shot. Elderly grandmother hugging adult granddaughter after covid vaccine jab. Immunity and end of covid19 pandemic

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Join our WWDA LEAD Peer Networking-Impacts of Covid-19, March 16

February 23, 2022

Light purple background with an illustration of a woman sitting in a lounge chair talking to people virtually. Text: 'WWDA LEAD Peer Networking, Impact of Covid-19, Wednesday 16 Mar, 5:30-6:30 pm, Join Us!'

Employment and Education

Leadership and Participation

WWDA LEAD Scholarships NOW OPEN!

February 16, 2022

Gaslit by the Government – COVID as a Disabled Musician

February 14, 2022

A photo of the Emerald Ruby, posing with a silver flute in one hand and a wooden recorder in the other. She has fair skin, shoulder length brown hair with butterfly clips, and is wearing pink lipstick and blue and gold eyeshadow in an angelic style. She is wearing a light blue and white turtleneck shirt, standing in front of a background of clouds and blue/green colours that had been staged in the background.

Leadership and Participation

Apply to join our WWDA LEAD National Summit Codesign Committee!

February 8, 2022

Blind and Vision Impaired Community Left Behind by COVID Testing

January 24, 2022

A COVID-19 rapid antigen test kit. A nasal swab and positive test cassette sit on top of the packet that has been torn open.

Employment and Education

Leadership and Participation

WWDA LEAD Scholarships Round Two – Open Soon

January 17, 2022

Why it’s Important to See Disabled Women as Leaders in Law

January 17, 2022

A photo of Margherita smiling in front of the ANU College of Law South Wing building. She has olive skin and brown hair in a bun, and is wearing a grey singlet. The entry to the building and some greenery is behind her.

Sexuality and Health

Join our WWDA LEAD LGBTIQA+ and Disability #2, Peer Networking- Jan 19

December 22, 2021

[Image: Light purple background with an illustration of a woman sitting in a lounge chair talking to people virtually. Text: 'WWDA LEAD Peer Networking, Topic, LGBTIQA+ & Disability #2! Wed 19 January, 5:30-6:30 pm']

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WWDA Youth Podcast with Carly Findlay Now available!

December 1, 2021

How My Experience with Disability at University Enhanced My Career

November 22, 2021

An image of Katherine smiling in front of greenery in graduation attire. Katherine has long brown hair that is curled, and is wearing a colourful floral dress, black graduation robe and black graduation cap.

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