Who we are
The Disability Dialogue is a new way to approach reform – through conversations and collaboration that can deliver real solutions and meaningful change for people with disability.
We do not wait to be asked by government what it is we need – we talk about the things that matter to us and bring our solutions to government, ensuring people with disability are driving the conversation.
Led by people with disability, the Disability Dialogue centres the ideas and voices of people with disability in everything we do – and we invite you to join to conversation and make your voice heard.
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 the way we bring a range of different stakeholder groups together to find common ground.
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.