Centre for Disability Research and Policy

Check out "CDRP/CDS Disability Studies Seminar- Cristina Orío Aparicio" eventbrite.com.au/e/cdrpcds-disa… @Eventbrite

Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for People with a Psychosocial Disability in the NDIS We want to interview frontline staff, advocacy workers, and program managers and others who can provide insight into the NDIS, both current and future. tinyurl.com/m423j7e6

Rethink Lived Experience Led Teaching in Australian Universities- Join us on the 4th November to explore the value of having people with disability leading teaching across the university sectors- Register here : eventbrite.com.au/e/lived-experi…

Join us to celebrate Disability Inclusion Week and register for our webinar: Mad, Crip, Queer Pride : A panel Tomorrow Wed 4th September at 3pm. uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Check out the other initiatives organised across the university: sydney.edu.au/about-us/visio…

Join Gemma Smart @gemmalucysmart Robin Eames @less_glorious Matthew Jackman @mjackman3107 Shane Clifton @scliffo as they talk about Mad, Crip and Queer Pride and their intersection. @Sydney_Uni Disability Inclusion Week 2024 Register here: uni-sydney.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

📣 Register now for our August @CDS_Sydney /@USydCDRP Disability Studies Seminar, Thursday 8th August, 1pm-2pm! This seminar will feature Dr @DrJohnnyBourke who will discuss a path toward toward inclusive, principle-based co-produced research eventbrite.com/e/cdscdrp-disa…

Join us for the Aboriginal Sign Language 2024 eventbrite.com.au/e/aboriginal-s…

It’s #DeafblindAwarenessWeek - deaf blindness or dual sensory impairment is an ‘invisible’ disability for many older Australians. Recognition, communication and engagement are key

Explore more of the Disability Studies Collection, @LivedPlaces, led by @UsydCDRP Damian Mellifont @mellifodp and Jennifer Smith-Merry livedplacespublishing.com/page/disabilit…

#DeafBlindAwarenessWeek @USydCDRP Lived-Experience Research Fellow Annmaree Watharow and @MoiraDunsmore released their new book: Dual Sensory Impairment and the Older Person, An Invisible Epidemic? livedplacespublishing.com/book/isbn/9781… @LivedPlaces Publishing Disability Studies Collection

Dual sensory impairment is an under-explored and little understood type of disability. An Invisible Epidemic? explores the experiences of older adults living with multiple or dual sensory loss, the social consequences, barriers, and stigma faced by people and their loved ones.

New paper! Many of the disclosure experiences people posted about were quite disgusting... society needs to do better @AutisticProf @ObservatoryTeam @arcap_aus journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

@SquigglyRick I'm assuming that they are referring to early intervention, but that is not even clear from what you wrote.

@SquigglyRick Not necessarily disagree but it would be very interesting to know what information about this your anonymous source has to be so sure about it given the general lack of information about what this part of the scheme will even involve.

Identifying priorities for Australian disability research using Q methodology. New work from our @NDRP_Aus funded research prioritisation exercise. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📣 Register now for our April CDS/CDRP Disability Studies Seminar, which will be held on Thursday, 11th April, 1pm-2pm! This seminar will feature Dr Bernadette Curryer who will present about inclusive governance for people with intellectual disability. 🔗 eventbrite.com.au/e/cdscdrp-disa…

But psychological distress rose hugely... And was worse for people with disability than those without.

📣 Join us online on Friday 8th March, 11am-6pm AEDT for the ‘Disability, Technology and Digital Inclusion in Southeast Asia’ Conference! Featuring presentations about the intersections of disability, technology and digital inclusion. Register now: eventbrite.com.au/e/disability-t…

What can we learn from other countries as we move to act on a new / revised suicide prevention plan for England?⁦@ProfLAppleby⁩ The Finnish experience: ⁦@SocietyGuardian⁩ theguardian.com/world/2024/feb…