Previous disability justice events
Recording: Human rights and people with disability
1 in 6 people in Australia have disability. While all our laws and policies affect people with disability, they are almost never designed with their varied...
Recording: Dementia Justice
People with dementia have been subject to significant harm, including violence, abuse, and neglect in aged care. A new report, ‘Reparations for Harm to People...
Recording: Pathways to open employment
In this session, hear from Trevor Graham, Andrea Comastri, Tracylee Arestides and Dr Phillippa Carnemolla about how these models can change public perception...
Recording: How does society treat parents with disability?
More than 15 per cent of Australian households have a parent with disability, yet their stories are rarely shared.
Recording: Simpler. Faster. Fairer? Improving the NDIS
UTS is proud to launch the Disability Research Network – driving interdisciplinary and evidence-based change to benefit society, led by people with lived...
Recording: Diverting justice
In her new book, Disability, Criminal Justice, and Law, Dr Linda Steele, Senior Lecturer at UTS Faculty of Law, argues that diverting people with disability...
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