Willing and able: a new narrative for disability

One in five people have some form of disability, according to Australian Network on Disability.

People living with disability experience almost double the unemployment rate of their fellow Australians. And they are often stereotyped either as victims, or as an inspiration.  

But, what if there was another way?

Annabelle Williams OAM, Legal Counsel of the Australian Olympic Committee, and herself a former Paralympic swimmer shows us there is. Expert comment comes from Gwynnyth Llewellyn of the University of Sydney.

Researched and hosted by: Andrew Maxwell. Produced and written by: Andrea Rivera. Executive Produced by: Lisa Annese. Contributions from: Catherine Petterson and Tracy Hocking. Special thanks to Audiocraft.

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Some things to follow up on   

DCA’s research on inclusive leadership

DCA’s WordsAtWork report. Members log in to access disability-specific guidelines 

DCA’s tool on Myth Busting Flexibility and Future-Flex research.

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