CYDA as my first employer
Xander Wroblewski talks about the difficulty of finding an after-school job, and his experience on CYDA’s Youth Council.
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Xander Wroblewski talks about the difficulty of finding an after-school job, and his experience on CYDA’s Youth Council.
“In my first job, I, unfortunately, experienced a lack of support as a disabled person. I believe that this came from their lack of awareness, not necessarily a place of malice.” Emily Unity reflects on their first experience of employment, what they’ve learned, and what they would do differently now.
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On This Page Know your rights CYDA has been working with the Australian Government to develop a series of resources to help students with disability,
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CYDA’s advocacy Fighting for inclusive education is a central part of our work at CYDA, informed by the experiences, challenges and needs of students with disability.
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Different types of Advocacy There are three different types of advocacy: individual advocacy self advocacy systemic advocacy CYDA Youth Council member Brittney Wilson. Zoe Simmons,
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