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Hosted by Craig Wallace and C Moore · news · EN-AU · 9 episodes
Hosts C Moore and Craig Wallace take a look at disability issues in Canberra - beyond the Parliamentary Triangle. Join us as we dive into reform, politics and culture with curiosity and a sense of humour.This podcast is made possible with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation and Hands Across Canberra
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<p>We're doing some different and we would love to hear from you. Listen to the trailer and contect us at theindependentassessment@gmail.com</p> <p>C and Craig</p>
Episode #6
<p>This month we're talking about how neurodivergence is being politicised with two advocates for autistic people. In Part 2, co-hosts C Moore and Craig Wallace talk to Jarad McLoughlin, an advocate who is also a freelancer, journalist, and radio presenter and producer about pride, representation of people who are both LGBTIQA+ and autistic and what employers need to do better.</p> <p>Jarad McLoughlin – Sociopolitical (Disability/LGBTQIA+) Advocate, Activist, Autistic Self-Advocate, Freelancer, Advisor, Consultant, Radio Broadcaster & Journalist</p> <p>If you missed it check out Part 1 with advocate Yenn Purkis.</p>
Episode #6
<p>This month we're talking about how neurodivergence is being politicised with two advocates for autistic people. In Part 1, co-hosts C Moore and Craig Wallace talk to Yenn Purkis, an advocate who is also an author, presenter and PhD candidate about changing perceptions of neurodivergence, autistic pride and the complexity of the disability community.</p> <p>https://yennpurkis.com/</p> <p>Look out for Part 2 with advocate Jarad McLoughlin.</p>
The Independent Assessment
<p >This is a bonus mini-episode recorded on Friday 24 April in response to Minister Butler's speech to the National Press Club about changes to the NDIS. Co-hosts C Moore and Craig Wallace speak to disability advocate Sam Connor about what changes the Government has proposed to the NDIS, what she's worried about, how she is fighting back and what you can do to by way of activism.</p> <p >Every Australia Counts https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/ and https://www.facebook.com/everyaustraliancounts/ </p> <p >Disable People Against Cuts (Australia) https://www.disabledpeopleagainstcuts.com/</p> <p >PWDA's Reasonable. Necessary. Ordinary. campaign ht...
Episode #5
<p>This episode was recorded on Friday 27 March.</p> <p>In this month's episode we're talking about voice organisations and why we need them to be strong amidst a lot of white noise, disruption and identity politics. Co-hosts Craig and Sarah talk to our guests about elevating lived experience, strategies for getting your message across and how to balance competing views and demands on voice organisations.</p> <p>Our guests are Corinne Dobson from ACT Shelter and Josh Anlezark from Meridian.</p> <p> </p>
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