![Today, Australias Disability Representative Organisations launched our National Blueprint for Economic Justice.
The next government has a clear choice: continue excluding people with disability or create systems that work for everyone.
With the election just nine days away, tell your candidates: economic justice for people with disability must be a priority.
Read the full Blueprint here: https://buff.ly/0Rowy2i]
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Today, Australia's Disability Representative Organisations launched our National Blueprint for Economic Justice. The next government has a clear choice: continue excluding people with disability or create systems that work for everyone. With the election just nine days away, tell your candidates: economic justice for people with disability must be a priority. Read the full Blueprint here: ] #EconomicJustice #DisabilityRights #AusPol #AusVotes ... See MoreSee Less

We’re delighted to introduce the Expert Review Panel for our Accessible Comms project!Please join us in welcoming and congratulating the following panel members:Greg BonyhadyMichael CoxAlly GilliesNaomi LakeStephen LawleyAna NguyenThe panel will review and provide feedback on how the NDIA communicates with people with intellectual disability. The goal is to make their messages clearer, more accessible and easier to understand.Stay tuned for updates!#NDIA #IncludeMe #DisabilityRights #DSA #DownSyndromeAustralia #Downsyndrome ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to WIN News Australia for covering our event with ACT Independent Senator David Pocock last week, highlighting our campaign to end $3 an hour wages for people with Down syndrome.With the federal election around the corner, we're calling on all parties and candidates to commit to fair pay and meaningful jobs for people with Down syndrome. Phasing out $3 wages should be the first step.A special shout-out to self-advocates Charlotte and Kura, who spoke so well about their jobs and experiences. Thank you both for representing our community so well.Support the campaign!Add your voice to our Right to Work campaign. Visit our website to learn more and sign the petition to phase out the $3 an hour wage: Please share this post to help us spread the word and create real change for people with Down syndrome.#RightToWork #DownSyndromeAustralia ... See MoreSee Less
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April is Autism Awareness Month Did you know that people with Down syndrome are more likely to be autistic than others in the community? We’ve worked with @Amaze to create a helpful resource about Down syndrome and autism. It includes practical information for families, health professionals and educators. View the resource: #AutismAwarenessMonth #DownSyndromeAustralia #Amaze #InclusionMatters ... See MoreSee Less
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