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Self Advocacy and Safe Story Sharing

This is a resource for organisations who want to ask people with disability to share their stories. Read this for tips on how to do this in a safe and accessible way.

Compare the Parents Short Film

This short film is about the differences between how a parent with an intellectual disability gets treated, compared to a parent to be without disability.

Learning from Empowered Parents Documentary

This video was made by parents with intellectual disability who have experience with child protection. This video is for people who work with parents with intellectual disability to learn from.

Meetings – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Watch this video for tips on how to run good meetings that include everyone. This video also talks about bad meetings that don’t include people with intellectual disability or acquired brain injuries.

Tips for Including People with Intellectual Disability in Meetings

Watch this to hear members of Reinforce Self Advocacy share stories of being in good and bad meetings. They give their tips for making meetings inclusive for people with an Intellectual Disability. Reinforce Self Advocacy is Australia’s oldest Self Advocacy organisation run by and for people with intellectual disability.

Meetings – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Short Version

Watch this video for tips on how to run good meetings that include everyone. This video also talks about bad meetings that don’t include people with intellectual disability or acquired brain injuries. This is the short version of the video.

Tips for Including People with an Acquired Brain Injury in Meetings

Watch this to hear members of Brain Injury Matters share tips for making meetings inclusive for people with an Acquired Brain Injury. Brain Injury Matters in a Self Advocacy and community education organisation run by and for people with Acquired Brain Injury in Victoria.

Safe Story Sharing

This video has tips from Self Advocates for sharing your story safely.