Bringing disabled stories into the classroom
CYDA Inclusion Coordinator Laura Pettenuzzo discusses the power of having genuine disability representation in books in this article for Education Australia.
CYDA Inclusion Coordinator Laura Pettenuzzo discusses the power of having genuine disability representation in books in this article for Education Australia.
Children and Young People with Disability Australia calls on the Federal Government to prioritise participants and deliver genuine co-design in the wake of the NDIS Amendment Bill passing this week.
Federal, state, and territory governments have recently published their responses to the Disability Royal Commission. Let’s break down what they said about the recommendations most likely to impact children and young people with disability.
Today’s government response to the Disability Royal Commission is deeply unsettling for children and young people with disability.
The Federal Government’s decision to merely ‘note’ the recommendation to phase out segregated education, and the lack of clear commitment from states and territories, is a disappointing shirking of responsibility.
Q&A transcript from our Book Power webinar! Talking about disability representation in books with Eliza Hull, Lily Gaulton, Chloe Rattray and Laura Pettenuzzo.
CYDA sends delegates to connect with international advocates and speak on disability rights at the United Nations CoSP17.
Free webinar! Talking about disability representation in books with Eliza Hull, Lily Gaulton, Chloe Rattray and Laura Pettenuzzo.
CYDA is proud to announce its involvement in a new consortium to independently review best practice in early childhood intervention (ECI).
PhD candidate, aspiring cognitive scientist, and 2024 Westpac Future Leader Brynlea Gibson chats with Adam Choong about artificial intelligence, education, and disability.
Adam Choong discusses the role artificial intelligence may play in educating children and young people with disability.
Resources for employers to help you learn about disability rights and ensuring accessibility in the workplace.
Resources for young people with disability to help you learn about disability rights and accessibility in the workplace.
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