The power of 'sorry'
The hardest word in the English language; and how organisations can use it in a meaningful way.
Higher Hopes by Ebe Ganon-Davey
Where lived experience meets professional practice in human rights, education, and disability policy. Honest, practical, and solutions-focused.
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The top four most unhinged things about the VET Information Standard’s disability classifications
It is always nice to be reminded how much you don’t belong, and how much of an inconvenience you are, by government no less.
Reflections on disability leadership, lately.
Celebrating disability pride month and the tenth birthday of the Disability Leadership Institute!
"How's your PhD going?"
Featuring, what my thesis is actually going to be about!
The Disability Support Fund changes: a real win, with work still to do
Universities will require a disability governance committee sitting as a subcommittee of university council, a disability education inclusion strategy, and a disability workforce inclusion strategy.
I survived the Cert IV TAE. Here's what it taught me about disability in VET.
A submission to ATEC, a frustrating qualification, and a case for why higher education should care about what's happening in VET.
The bureaucrat in the room: six archetypes of the co-designing public servant
Do you see yourself in this picture?
Reflecting on emotional labour: May resource drop!
Doing things a little differently this month: what do you think?
Who should carry the load? Reflections on emotional labour and disability in higher education
Very rarely do we perform labour when it is not benefiting someone. It is certainly not benefiting us.
All access needs are equal, but some access needs are more equal than others: on digital accessibility (Part 2)
Why some access needs get dismissed as 'preferences', and what this means for accessibility and inclusion.