Who we are
The Disability Dialogue is a national project that helps people with disability share stories, ideas, and experiences.
It’s a place to:
· Connect with others
· Collaborate on real, lasting solutions to long-term challenges
· Share lived experiences as we choose.
This is a community led by people with disability. That means people with disability decide what matters most, lead the conversations, and shape the outcomes.
What we do
We run disability-led events, projects and conversations, to generate new ideas by coming at old problems from different angles.
This video helps explain why the Disability Dialogue is important and how we bring a range of different stakeholder groups together to find common ground.
The five core principles
1. People with disability are the leaders of the Disability Dialogue.
2. We grow skills of people with disability.
3. All people with disability can join in.
4. Different people from the community will work with us.
5. We will work to make our community better for people with disability.
Who is involved?
The founding partners of the Disability Dialogue are:
- Disability Advocacy Network Australia (DANA)
- Inclusion Australia
- Melbourne Disability Institute
- Alliance20
We look forward to welcoming new partners as we continue to grow. We will collaborate with a broad range of people and partners to deliver projects and events.
Join us to stay up to date with events, projects and ideas.
Email us at info@disabilitydialogue.com.au with questions and feedback.