Stella Young's powerful TED talk challenging society's perception of disability.

Take a look back at the last hundred years of menstruation products, from the homemade cloth pads of the 1910s and the sanitary belts of the 1940s, to the adhesive pads of the 1970s and the new super absorbent tampons of the 1980s.

A critical look at how activism can unintentionally exclude the disabled community.

A queer collective's perspective on disability justice.

Produces live summaries from medical conversations.

"Acknowledgement is one important step towards healing and reparation."

The peak organisation championing systemic advocacy for long-term social change for people with disabilities.

A national grassroots voice advocating for the betterment of autistic individuals and their close associates.

A network run by and for Autistic people, striving for international Autism advocacy.

Addressing historical injustices and unconscious biases is crucial for future health workers to provide culturally appropriate care and close the health gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations.

For years, KalaLea experiences debilitating periods. It gets so bad that she has to stay in bed two days every month. And even when she’s not on her period, she’s exhausted and in pain

The united voice for Australians with vision impairment, offering support, advocacy, and consultancy.