This report shows that under the current Government many positive, evidence-based actions aimed at reducing intersectional discrimination against women have been curtailed, paused, or cancelled. The committee recommends a range of legislative changes to support and protect the health, representation and financial independence of women.

Indigenous people living with disability experience issues related to racism, ableism and colonisation, impacting on wellbeing and life outcomes. More research using intersectionality embedded with decolonising knowledges and Indigenous standpoints on disability, led by those with lived experience, is needed.

This report offers insight into what digital peer support means to LGBTQ+ young people and how mental health is negotiated – personally and collectively, through digital media.

This book is a collection of 10 interviews and reveals valuable insights into the journey experienced by Aboriginal families when parenting a child on the autism spectrum. The book aims to connect with community and raise awareness through the authentic voice of lived experience.

Using strengths-based inquiry, a desk top review and consultations with stakeholders this study sought to identify actions, practices and approaches to increase access to systems and services for people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse communities.