Every year, PWDA members elect a Board of people with disability who lead our organisation. The elections are held between September and October, and our AGM is held in November.
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Member Survey on Board Director Nomination and Election Process
PWDA survey to ask members for feedback about the Board Director nomination and election process.
Visibility doesn’t have to be loud: InFocus with Tee
PWDA member Tee shares an InFocus story about how a small line added to make something visible. To create a signal that people like me exist in these spaces – and belong.
We should be treated equally and respect each other: InFocus with Lex
PWDA’s member Lex shares their story about being bullied and discriminated against as a non-binary person who uses they/them pronouns.
My life changed after brain injury, but it is still a good life: InFocus with Mandy
PWDA’s member Mandy, lives in Victoria and shares her story of having an Acquired Brain Injury as part of our InFocus: Queer and Disabled campaign.
“In 2026, we need to change this culture”: InFocus with Nathan
PWDA’s member Nathan as part of the InFocus: Queer and Disabled campaign shared a video story while at Mardi Gras 2026.
How losing sight at 14 led to a life of advocacy
PWDA Member Dan Stubbs is Victoria’s Public Advocate shared his story on the When I Was Young podcast of how losing sight at 14 led to a life of advocacy.
PWDA put queer disabled people In Focus at Mardi Gras
PWDA members and staff joined the 2026 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade under the banner InFocus: Queer & Disabled.
Expression of Interest: Access to Enterprise Mentoring Program
Register now to find out more about this exciting program supporting NSW women in business.
Join a Disability Inclusion Action Plan focus group for City of Ryde
People with Disability Australia and City of Ryde invite people with disability to join a Disability Inclusion Action Plan focus group.
What are the NDIS reforms, and why are they happening?
Early January, the National Cabinet agreed to a major package of disability and health reforms. These changes affect how the NDIS works, who it supports, and the services that will sit alongside it.