ADDC :: Australian Disability & Development Consortium

Senator Jan McLucas speech- “All for Development” June 21 2011

All for Development: Disability Inclusion in Action

The Australian Disability & Development Consortium, together with ACFID, is holding a luncheon event at Parliament House, Canberra to Celebrate the launch of the World Report on Disability Acknowledge the foundation of disability-inclusive practices laid by Mr McMullan Launch the new edition of the Development Bulletin Learn key practical ways Australia can continue to build on these Commit to Australia’s [...]

Video – What Does International Day of People with Disability Mean to You?

We asked people what this annual day means to them...."It's a day to celebrate the work of Disabled People's Organisations in developing countries that are working hard to remind governments that people with disabilities have the same rights to access work, school, church and social and community life as everybody else."

International Day of People with Disabilities – 2009

International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) was established in 1992 by the United Nations General Assembly and is celebrated on 3 December each year.The day aims to promote awareness of disability issues and the talents and achievements of people with disability.