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The Australian Federation of Disability Organisations

The Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) has been established as the primary national voice to Government that fully represents the interests of all people with disability across Australia.

The mission of AFDO is to champion the rights of people with disability in Australia and help them participate fully in Australian life.

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August 2009 Volume 2, Issue 2

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In this issue ....

Update from Chairperson - Graham Douglas-Meyer
Seize the Moment, Make it Work

FEATURE ARTICLE
Broken, not just broke!
AFDO’s response to the Shut Out report

IN DEPTH
AFDO Policy and Campaign Update/s

Disability Rights Monitoring Project - David Webb

Access to Premises Standards

at accesstopremisesstandards.afdo.org.au

The disability sector is uniting around the need for the newly proposed laws (Draft Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standard) to become sensible and appropriate to people with a range of disabilities. The sector has grave concerns at the moment and we believe the laws need to be redrafted and redefined.

AFDO Conference

Policy About Us, For Us!
A Practical Revolution in the Lives of People with Disabilities

was held on

28th and 29th May 2009
Jasper Hotel, 489 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne

AFDO Conference Papers

AFDO Conference Report

August 2008 Issue Volume 2, Issue 2

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Welcome to the next issue of the AFDO newsletter.

In this issue ....

In the office

AFDO inaugral CEO elected President World Blind Union
AFDO congratulates Maryanne Diamond on her election, unopposed, to the presidency of the World Blind Union.

Bill Shorten, Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children’s Services

About AFDO

The Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) has been established as the primary national voice to Government that fully represents the interests of all people with disability across Australia.

The mission of AFDO is to champion the rights of people with disability in Australia and help them participate fully in Australian life.

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