AFDO Newsletter

June 2013 AFDO Newsletter

Newsletter
June 2013

247 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: 03 9662 3324
TTY: 03 9662 3724
Fax: 03 9662 3325
Email: office@afdo.org.au
Web: www.afdo.org.au

Table of Contents

Who’s coming and going in the AFDO office
Convention on the rights of persons with disability
NDIS Engagement Project Update
The Federal Election 2013
Inclusive Education
Employment – wins and challenges

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

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

AFDO Newsletter - September 2012

September 2012

247 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: 03 9662 3324
TTY: 03 9662 3374
Fax: 03 9662 3325
Email: office@afdo.org.au
Web: www.afdo.org.au

Table of Contents

AFDO HOSTS OUR FRIENDS FROM KIRIBATI 3
EDUCATION 4
PUBLIC TRANSPORT 6
NDIS ENGAGEMENT 9
SHADOW REPORT ON THE CRPD 10
CENTRELINK 11

Established in 2004, AFDO is a cross disability human rights organisation. Its membership consists of a number of national and state Disabled People’s Organisations including Blind Citizens Australia, Brain Injury Australia, Deaf Australia, Deafness Forum, National Association of People Living with HIV/Aids, National Council on Intellectual Disability, National Ethnic Disability Alliance, Short Statured Persons of Australia, Disability Resources Centre, Disability Justice Advocacy, People with Disabilities Western Australia and Australia for All. As well as these full members AFDO has a number of associate members. AFDO is in the unique position of bringing the concerns of people with a disability from a range of individual disability diagnoses and demographic factors as well as cross disability organisations together to form a combined and strong voice for people with a disability.

November 2010 issue

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Welcome to the AFDO Newsletter for November 2010. In this issue, you'll find lots of information about what AFDO has been doing, including:

- Attending the Australian Disability and Development Consortium conference in Darwin, along with some self advocates

AFDO Newsletter February 2010

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The first edition of the AFDO Newsletter for 2010 contains a range of articles about our work and work happening in the sector, including:

An update on the AFDO Human Rights Monitoring Project, which is examining how AFDO might monitor the human rights of people with disability now and into the future;

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