Accessible Education - People with Disability Australia

Photograph of Hannah Diviney, a smiling, young white woman with dark hair, wearing a red floral dress. The handlebars of her wheelchair are visible behind her shoulders.

They’re denying us a basic human right, and that will never be okay

I eventually won the fight to get the provisions I needed, but the road was convoluted and demeaning, writes Hannah Diviney.

Photograph of Issy Hay, a smiling young, white person with a purple fringe, leaf earrings, a nose ring and a plaid blazer. They are in an office environment with yellow post its on the wall.

Accessible education should be the norm, not the alternative

My heart aches for all the other disabled young people, stuck between discriminatory education or none at all, because they weren’t as lucky as I was to find an alternative.

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They’re denying us a basic human right, and that will never be okay

Accessible education should be the norm, not the alternative