The Disability Royal Commission Final Report has 222 recommendations. We think everyone should be part of the conversation about what happens next, so we made an #EasyRead guide to some of the big recommendations in the report. #DisabilityRC https://t.co/Gdzq6mdlGh
The #NotBeforeTime report starts with a recommendation for Restorative Justice.
We need to grapple with, and hear, the harm inherent to our current ways of approaching mental distress. People need closure, repair and justice.
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Calling all researchers! Have you seen our new Easy Read bulletin about research and engagement opportunities for people with an intellectual disability? Let us know about your projects and be part of our next issue. https://t.co/Fe8PWaVggU
In case you missed it, we have a new Research Bulletin. It has #EasyRead information about paid consultation opportunities for people with disability to have your say. It is also a great way for organisations to connect with the disability community. https://t.co/Fe8PWaVggU
#Advocacy and #Access - 2 of the priorities in the National Disability Research Agenda. Let's listen to the voices of people with disability in Australia. Read the Easy English report (UTS team included @Simon_Darcy@DaniManton@BronwynHemsley) https://t.co/Wcf2jhFvaM
I am gathering a list of positive examples of Australian high schools supporting neurodiverse and autistic kids in mainstream settings and without any segregation, whether these are little or big, formal or informal. I would be grateful for any examples! Thank you.
Congratulations Professor Justin Yerbury @jjyerbury, winner of the 2022 UNSW Eureka Prize for Scientific Research. His breakthrough discoveries are informing the search for new therapies for motor neuron disease
#ThisIsUOW#EurekaPrizes
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