ADDC BULLETIN: October 24, 2011
Mon, Oct 24, 2011
Link to download: ADDC Bulletin October 24th 2011
Updates:
End Poverty = Start Inclusion
Australian Government – AusAID Media Release – 18 October 2011
Response to the Draft Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security
The End of Polio Concert in Perth
Alleviate Poverty, Reduce Government Deficits, Finance Climate Action – Introduce a Financial Transaction Tax
Peru: Voting Rights Victory for People With Disabilities
Answering Questions about Tunisia’s Future
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
Asia Pacific Disability Breaking News – Indonesia Ratify the CRPD
ACFID Award 2011: Outstanding Contribution to the Sector Award
Conferences & Events:
Refer to ADDC website: Calendar of Events for new items
28th Annual Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability & Diversity
Pacific Rim International Forum – March 24-25, 2012
Accessibility Reaching Everywhere – AEGIS Workshop and International Conference
2nd ASIA-PACIFIC CBR CONGRESS
ACFID – Universities Linkage Network Conference
International Conference on Social Justice and Human Development
Fourth International INNERSCAPE 2011
Employment & Funding Opportunities:
Disability Policy – National Implementation Officer
Database Developer
Fundraising System Administrator
Resources:
RANZCP Sibling Advocacy PLUS new resource
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