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P and C Inclusion Subcommittee Parent network- evening session

Nearly a dozen P & C subcommittees focused on inclusive education have already been set up in NSW. This webinar is a networking session for those who have already set up a group - where you can share ideas and plans for the year.

Lesley Light

Committee Member

Annette Bush

Committee Member

Conversations for Collaboration - an Introduction (Wed evening)

Our Conversations for Collaboration website is now live! This resource sets out how parents of children with disability and teachers can talk, meet and collaborate. In this webinar, we will introduce you to the main features, modules and resources of the website.

Life Threatening Public Policy - An eight-part lecture series

This eight-part series explores contemporary examples of public policy that result in death for devalued groups. It will highlight a pattern that contributes to the vulnerability of people with disability and other devalued groups and calls participants to careful reflection and positive action. The series runs 7-10pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays for four weeks, with optional one-hour discussion sessions.

Tell the Royal Commission Workshop - Dee Why

This free, practical workshop is where you can learn some tips and get support you to work on your submission. There will be real examples of submissions and experienced advocates to encourage your voice.

Advocacy and the NDIS webinar

A FREE webinar to guide families in their advocacy efforts in particular around the NDIA and making the most from the plan.

To Naplan or not to Naplan? Is it the real question?

How a clear vision for their son’s future helped a family consider for his best interests in the present

One of The Kids - Parramatta

Come along to this free workshop to learn about inclusive education, hear stories of success from a parent guest speaker and see how inclusion works in the regular classroom.

Podcast

Talking Disability Royal CommissionThis Podcast talks about why it’s worth engaging with the Disability Royal Commission and also how to do it. Episodes are only 10-15 minutes long to keep information short, concise and easy to understand.

Ordinary Lives