WWDA CEO Announcement
WWDA Welcomes New Youth Advisory Group Members!
Member Skills and Interests
WWDA Member Survey 2024
Tell us about online safety
WWDA Unveils Brand New Website Designed for Accessibility, Community, and Exclusive Member Content
WWDA Members, Your Voices Matter!
NAIDOC Week 2024: Keep the fire burning with storytelling
![[Image: A purple gradient background, large white text reads: "Keep the fire burning! Blak, loud and proud". Red text below it says "7-14 July 2024".]](https://wwda.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/NAIDOC-3-500x300.png)
WWDA’s representation at the global COSP17 event!
Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) Responds to 2024-25 Federal Budget
Join the WWDA Youth Advisory Group!
WWDA’s update on the 68th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68)
Join the Our Site team for their virtual presentation at NGO CSW68
![[Image. The image has a purple background with brightly, many coloured graphics of Australian native plants and blossoms on the left and right border. At the top of the image is a yellow cloud shape with the words 10-22 March 2024 NGO CSW Forum 68 with an outline drawing of a dove behind the lettering. In the centre of the image is white text reading Accessibility first approach: Women With Disability Australia (WWDA) website development. Under this there are 4 circles of pink and gold line drawing with photographs of four women looking to camera. The text under these circles reads from left to right Zoe Houstein Project Manager, Sarah Smallman Senior Project Officer, Amy Brown Content Communications Producer, & Justyna Kiczor Project Officer.]](https://wwda.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/CSW68-WWDA-Image-500x300.png)
Our Site is turning Four!
WWDA Youth Advisory members finalists for Young Australian of the Year 2024!
Peer Networking November 2023
![7. [Image: Dark purple background with a black image faded in the background of an illustration with a hand holding a phone connecting to different types of social media. Text at the top reads ‘Do you want to connect with other disabled women? The LEAD logo is in the bottom right corner and text reads ‘LEAD, Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)’, the illustration in the centre of the image is of five women with different disabilities representing different cultures. Text at the bottom reads ‘Join us for Peer Networking in three weeks! Last Wednesday of every month, 12-1.30 pm AEDT.]](https://wwda.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/4-500x300.png)
Peer Networking Evaluation Briefing Session
![[Image: Light purple background with dark purple and blue wavy lines in the top left of the image. To the right is a graphic of five diverse women, girls and non-binary people with disability and that is sitting in front of a dark blue circle. Text from the top reads “WWDA LEAD Peer Networking Evaluation Briefing Session, When Wednesday 15th November, Time 1 – 2:00PM AEDT, Where: online via zoom”]](https://wwda.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/PN-Eval-Briefing-Session-500x300.png)
Introducing LEAD Public Decision-Making Workshops
