Accessibility Department, Curtin Student Guild

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Learn about the history of Disability in Australia.
27/07/2026

Learn about the history of Disability in Australia.

This NAIDOC week, it is important to acknowledge the unique challenges that First Nations people with disabilities face....
05/07/2026

This NAIDOC week, it is important to acknowledge the unique challenges that First Nations people with disabilities face.

The disability community must work to ensure that our events and spaces are safe for First Nations people and educate ourselves on First Nations’ history and culture.

I would like to acknowledge and thank the First Nations people and organisations who created the materials that I used to create this post. I would specifically like to highlight the First Peoples Disability Network and their work and advocacy, including in the creation of the Disability Sector Strengthening Plan, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with disability and other resources.

Disability Pride Month is about so much more than being proud to have a disability. It is about acknowledging and celebr...
03/07/2026

Disability Pride Month is about so much more than being proud to have a disability.

It is about acknowledging and celebrating the disability activists that fought for our rights. It is a reminder that the disability community is powerful and can create change.

If you want to learn more about these events and the disability rights movement as a whole, I highly recommend Crip Camp.

Crip Camp is essential viewing for every disabled person and it’s available on Youtube and Netflix.

HAPPY DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH!!!! Swipe to find out why Disability Pride Month is in July
01/07/2026

HAPPY DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH!!!!

Swipe to find out why Disability Pride Month is in July

***PAID OPPORTUNITY***RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY If you are a young person with disability in Pert...
24/06/2026

***PAID OPPORTUNITY***
RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY
If you are a young person with disability in Perth (WA) and are passionate about making consent education safer, clearer, and more accessible for disabled young people, I’d love to hear from you.
We are inviting young people with disability in Perth (WA) to join the Youth Disability Advisory Committee for my PhD project on accessible consent education for 12–16‑year‑olds.
We’re looking for committee members who:
• are 12–25 years old and able to travel to Curtin University
• identify as a person with disability, including those who prefer: audio options, low‑text materials, visual supports, Easy English, or non‑speaking communication
• are comfortable talking about consent
• non‑speaking people or those who use AAC are very welcome.
You will help shape the research and ethics process to ensure the project can build resources, ideas, and teaching approaches that genuinely work for disabled young people.

Hi everybody!  Apologies for my extremely overdue introduction. My name is Mia (she/her) and I am the Accessibility Offi...
23/06/2026

Hi everybody!

Apologies for my extremely overdue introduction.

My name is Mia (she/her) and I am the Accessibility Officer for the Curtin Student Guild for 2026.

I am currently in my second year of my Psychology degree. I have multiple disabilities and I wear the Sunflower lanyard. I am very chatty, always on the move and extremely passionate about everything related to disability. If you see me around campus, please say hi and introduce yourself.

My job as the Accessibility Officer is to help students with disabilities. This means that when you have issues with your disability at Curtin, please reach out to me. I can advocate for you and connect you with people who can help you. You do not have to deal with accessibility issues alone.

Most of the time, unless a student has told me I do not know about accessibility issues at Curtin. I cannot go to every building on campus or attend every unit, therefore I rely on other students with disabilities to tell me what is going on. Please tell me if you have issues even if you do not need my assistance as you are likely not the only student with that issue.

The best way to get involved is to join the Accessibility Collective. The more people that join the better so we can have a range of perspectives and experiences that cover all areas at Curtin.

The best way to contact me is through email at [email protected]. I can respond via email, or we can set up a meeting. If you want to say hi, I am usually at Chronically Crafty at the Curtin Gallery on the first Wednesday of every month.

Curtin is reviewing the Disability Access and Inclusion Plan. Fill out the survey in the linktree or on the Curtin websi...
20/05/2026

Curtin is reviewing the Disability Access and Inclusion Plan.
Fill out the survey in the linktree or on the Curtin website to provide your input.

NEW ACCESSIBILITY COLLECTIVE!!!If you want to get your voice heard, this is the right place to do so. Provide feedback a...
20/05/2026

NEW ACCESSIBILITY COLLECTIVE!!!

If you want to get your voice heard, this is the right place to do so. Provide feedback and input on disability issues to make Curtin a better place.

Join us on Saturday to protest the changes to the NDIS!!
07/05/2026

Join us on Saturday to protest the changes to the NDIS!!

Everything you need to know for the Universities Disability Collaboration is right here.Swipe through for parking, maps,...
27/04/2026

Everything you need to know for the Universities Disability Collaboration is right here.
Swipe through for parking, maps, travel info, entry details and more.
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