WWDA has released a statement about the potential class action against Pfizer, for allegations of harm caused by Depo-Provera. Read the full statement and find out more about the class action here: #DepoProvera

WWDA is proud to announce the release of the WWDA LEAD final report! 🎉 This initiative spanned several years and focused on advancing leadership, capacity building and advocacy for people with disabilities. Read the full report here:

WWDA works with the government to advance the rights and wellbeing of people with disabilities. We share our expertise through policy consultation and development, and advocate for more accessibility and equity for our community. Find out more:

As we approach our 30 year celebration, WWDA is looking back on decades of advocacy, here and on a global scale - and it begins with our members. Please share your memories with us by emailing members@wwda.org.au, with the Subject "WWDA Story". Let’s celebrate the power of WWDA!

In November 2024, WWDA Policy Officer Clare Gibellini represented our community as part of the Australian Government delegation at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on the Beijing+30 Review. To read the full conference report, click this link:

It's time to invest in programs, mentorship, and accessible pathways that empower disabled people to lead. Representation matters — and building a future with diverse leaders benefits everyone. Get started today: #WWDA #LEADToolkit

Today, we recognise Physical Disability Awareness Day, and celebrate the strength and diversity of people with physical disabilities. Let’s keep working toward a future that values diversity and ensures equal access, rights and opportunities for all. 🦾💜

Can you believe that we're already a month into 2025? If your New Years resolution was to get more involved in advocacy, then why not start with WWDA? If you have memory of WWDA, we want to know! Please share your memories with us by emailing members@wwda.org.au! #30YearsOfWWDA

In November, we held our AGM and welcomed 3 new Board members! Congrats to Jodie Haigh, Dr Samantha Neylon and Tess Marotta for their election to the Committee, and to Karin Swift and Nadia Brady on their re-election! Click here for more:

We're strong advocates for autonomy and choice, because you have the right to be you, and to have your own beliefs and choices. You can read more about your rights on Neve, a WWDA resource for accessible information. Click this link for more: #Neve #WWDA

WWDA is dedicated to creating space for First Nations voices in all aspects of our work. Sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, and always will be Aboriginal land. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #January26 #DayOfMourning

On International Day of Education, we celebrate and advocate for inclusive, accessible systems that leave no one behind. Together, we can build a world where everyone has the chance to fully grow into their potential. Discover more:

Have Your Say on Music and Art Therapy! 🎶🎨 The NDIA is organising an independent review of appropriate NDIS pricing for music and art supports. We want to hear what you think! ✅ Answer our polls: or ✅ Email us: members@wwda.org.au

Last year, we asked our community to inform the future of Foundational Supports. With Women with Disabilities ACT and Women with Disabilities Victoria, we have released our submission and survey report. To read the full submission, click here:

WWDA welcomes the National Autism Strategy (2025-2031)! 🎉 It's great to see the strategy reflect several key areas of our advocacy, particularly its recognition of women, girls and gender-diverse people. Read our full statement here:

Are you a member of WWDA? Don’t forget to explore the Member Dashboard on our website! The dashboard is your gateway to exclusive member opportunities and resources. Visit the Member Dashboard now and make the most of your WWDA membership! Click here:

The Government has just announced a National Autism Strategy. WWDA would like to celebrate disability advocate (and our Policy Officer) Clare Gibellini, who was the co-chair of the National Autism Strategy Oversight Council! Her ABC interview:

As we developed the LEAD Toolkit, First Nations artist Jannell Mongoo create two beautiful pieces of art for our resources. This piece, "Woman Strength", captures the spirit of empowered and supported women, creating meaningful change. Learn more here:

In December, the NDIA proposed changes to the pricing of music and art therapies under the NDIS. The NDIA has now paused these changes until an independent review can been conducted. For more information on this, click this link: #NDIS #WWDA

Education and employment are fundamental human rights, essential for full participation in society. For women, girls and gender-diverse people with disabilities, these rights are linked to access to basic human needs. Discover more here: