Do you want to help us shape the future of disability education? We’re now seeking feedback on our newly developed online course series! We have some exciting news to share! …
Gone are the days of feeling secluded and isolated as older adults in the Mandurah community; this message was evident during a recent Seniors Week celebration at the Mandurah Seniors …
Join the Australian Inclusion Group on a transformative journey of recognition & unity. Support the ‘yes’ campaign for the Voice to Parliament in 2023. Together, let’s create a better future for all.
Discover the transformative power of inclusive leadership. Embrace vulnerability, learn from mistakes, and inspire others. Lead with purpose and create a truly inclusive organisation.
Join us as we explore insights on inclusion, learning from remarkable individuals like Hayden Marchetto, who strive to build a more inclusive and empathetic society.
National Reconciliation Week provides a valuable and important time to learn about shared histories and cultures and educate ourselves on the past to ensure a way forward that truly welcomes and accepts all people. This year, we asked our staff to pause and take a moment to reflect on what reconciliation and the week means to them.
We are thrilled to announce our new online learning partnership with Playbk Sports, a leading edtech company who will bring to life our vision and expertise in social inclusion through an engaging suite of online learning courses.
Contributing is one dimension within John O’Brien’s ‘5 Dimensions of Inclusion Theory’. So what is contributing and how is it best described?
Join Inclusion Solutions and Inclusion WA to learn about the Industry Mentors in Employment project and how to get involved in your community to support people with disabilities gain employment.
Share your experience about training opportunities in the disability sector by completing this survey. Help us deliver a culture-changing resource with our Social Inclusion Series.
If a program is segregated in the wrong or isn’t correctly integrated into a club environment, it can prevent the participant or club member from obtaining all the good thing that we know come from participating in sport and your local community.
In addition to the physical barriers in the workplace, such as inaccessible buildings and equipment, they can often be overlooked or not even considered for roles that they are suitable for – because of outdated and preconceived ideas.