Thank you to everyone who has followed and supported Judy throughout her lifetime of advocacy. May her memory be for a blessing.
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Currently recruiting participants for a research project on men and care (Monash University Ethics ID: 36445). You live in Melbourne or regional Victoria and work as a PCA or ADC? Interested to talk about care/work? We are looking for you! @SteveRoberts_@Karla_Elliott
Thank you to all those who joined us for the launch of Yajilarra nhingi, mindija warrma (from dreams, let's make it reality). Please share the animation so we can make First Nations gender justice and equality a reality. Watch here: https://t.co/UvlmIwVQXc
This workshop is awesome and it’s run by 2 queer, trans disabled folk who I have lot of respect for, and I’m lucky enough to have been to this workshop and it’s great and free! 😊✊
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For International Day of People with Disability, we wanted to share this piece by artist Esther Tuddenham - her first published article, written for @Refinery29AU
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Image: Esther is wearing a purple top, looking upwards. A red rose bush is behind her.
Women and girls make up just 37% of people on the National Disability Insurance Scheme, why is that? @EDesmarchelier writes. #IDPWD
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Not because destroying the ableist in your head is the only work to be done of course, but because it has been and remains important to me, in order to do that other work. Take care out there ❤️
Fewer than 1 in 14 of board level executives identify as a person with disability, according to study by Ernst and Young and The Valuable.
Of those, 1 in 5 do not feel comfortable disclosing their disability to colleagues.
#IDPWD#IDPWD2021
"The new @RACGP domestic violence white book, produced with federal government funding, states that making a referral for couples or family counselling “is not appropriate until the man has ceased using violent and abusive behaviours”."
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As psychologists we know the 1st step 2 healing comes from your trauma being validated through acknowledgement. If this doesn’t happen trauma develops whole new dimensions & becomes magnified. The lack of trauma validation is there4 often more impactful than the trauma itself