Accountability, Resistance and Disruption! Conference and Keynote Panel

Day 1 – Thursday 11 December

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• Room 1

  9:00am - 9:15am	Participants arrive and register
  9:15am - 10:45am	Health, Consent & Reproductive Rights Legal narratives on abortion care for women with cognitive disabilities – Resisting stories of choice and control against a background of reproductive injustice – Julia Duffy Informed consent: Myth or Realit – Annmaree Watharow Anti-Ableist Reproductive Rights – Anna Arstein-Kerslake, Eilionoir Flynn and Theresia Degener
  10:45am -11:00am	Morning tea
  11:00am - 1:00pm	Professional Practice and Pedagogy The role of trauma-informed lawyering in protecting legal services clients’ human rights: Preliminary Enquiries – Puneet Sansanwal Reframing Access and Competence in Clinical Legal Education: Toward an Anti-Ableist Pedagogy – Tess Sheldon and Roxanne Mykitiuk Inaccessible Justice: Improving civil and administrative legal systems for people with disability – Kate Davies and Sarah Ratcliffe
  1:00pm - 1:45pm	Lunch
  1:45pm - 3:30pm	Accountability and Ableism Accessibility Under the CRPD: Evaluating Human Rights Complaints Services for Victorians with CCN – Julia P Manning The Treacherous Twins – Ableism in the Interpretation of the Concepts of “Reasonable Adjustment” and “Unjustifiable Hardship” in the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) – An Exploration Applying Standpoint Theory to the Case of King v Jetstar – Heike Fabig Presumed human: Reframing disabled rights and common law requirements – Hannah Solomons The Disclosure Dilemma: Jobseeker Strategies in Discriminatory Recruitment Contexts – Frederike Scholz
  3:30pm - 5:00pm Afternoon Tea during 3:30pm session	Implementing and Monitoring Disability Rights Reforms Realising Article 12 of the UNCRPD: Cross-Pollination of Emancipatory Research with Law Reform Processes – Lydie Schmidt Rethinking Adult Support and Protection in Japan:  A Culturally Grounded and Rights-Based Approach – Yukio Sakurai Setting Expectations for Disability Human Rights Monitoring under OPCAT: Lessons from lutruwita/Tasmania – Yvette Maker

   

   

• Room 2

  9:00am - 9:15am	Participants arrive and register
  9:15am - 10:45am	Abolition, Ethics and Accountability Resisting police reform: Building insurgent research in the aftermath of the Disability Royal Commission (DRC) – Simone Rowe, Leanne Dowse, Michael Baker A Dialogue on Modern Slavery – Tabitha Lean and Shaun Bickley Maddening ethics: resisting and disrupting unethical ethics practices in the academy – Indigo Daya
  10:45am -11:00am	Morning tea
  11:00am - 1:00pm	Global Disability Rights Reform The Persistent Dark Side: Shackling, Mental Disability, and Human Rights Violations in Indonesia – Vicko Taniady Towards Deinstitutionalisation: Incorporation of Community-Based Support System Into Mental Health Intervention Plan in Jakarta – Hisyam Ikhtiar Mulia Te Kete Rongomau: Respecting our rights, will and preferences – Sarah Gordon Realizing Article 33 of the UNCRPD: Models of Inclusive Implementation Mechanisms Between Australia and South Africa – Silomo Khumalo
  1:00pm - 1:45pm	Lunch
  1:45pm - 3:30pm	Disability Data Disrupting Disability Data – Panel discussion with Scott Avery, Panos Karanikolas, and Philippa Duell-Piening (chair: Piers Gooding)
  3:30pm - 5:00pm Afternoon Tea during 3:30pm session	International Perspectives & Advocacy A collaborative session chaired by Dina Afrianty with a feature presentation by Prof Amita Dhanda with responses from colleagues Bridging academia and advocacy in the Asia-Pacific region – Amita Dhanda (Re)Building the foundation: disability rights activism and fragmented legal/policy development in China – Chen Bo Shining a Light on Unheard Voices: Addressing Barriers and Fostering Disability Inclusion In UK and Indonesian Higher Education Institutions – Wuri Handayani A perspective from the Phillippines,  – Arlene Cosape