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Tips for running projects

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This resource was made in 2019 to help self advocacy groups run a project. Tip1 Make a working groupTip 2 Make a planTip 3 RiskTip 4 Follow your planTip 5 TeamworkTip 6 Ask for helpTip 7 Don’t give upTip 8 Share your work with othersTip 9 EvaluateTip 10 Celebrate your achievements

What Self Advocacy Means to Romeo Brasington

Watch this to hear Romeo Brasington talk about what Self Advocacy means to them. Romeo worked for Voice At The Table, a project that aims for people with intellectual disability and acquired brain injury to be included in leadership roles.

Voices Heard Poster

In this poster Doug Pentland says “Our voices should be heard and not denied”. Doug Pentland was a long term member of Reinforce Self Advocacy and a committed self advocate.

Tips for Being a Strong Self Advocate

Read this booklet to hear tips about how to be a strong self advocate. These are tips from Positive Powerful Parents, Rainbow Rights and Reinforce Self Advocacy groups.

Why Self Advocacy Groups are Important

Watch this to hear members from Brisbane Hot Topics share why their Self Advocacy Group is important. Brisbane Hot Topics is a self advocacy group run by and for people with intellectual disability in Brisbane Queensland.

Raising Our Voices Radio Shows

Raising Our Voices is a self advocacy radio show run by people with disability on Melbourne’s 3CR community radio. The show is run by people with intellectual disability, acquired brain injury and complex communication needs. Click below to listen to Raising Our Voices’ past radio shows on the 3CR website.