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Considering Ableism and Disablism in OSHC - Webinar Wednesday

Wed, 11 June

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Zoom Meeting

Considering Ableism and Disablism in OSHC - Webinar Wednesday
Considering Ableism and Disablism in OSHC - Webinar Wednesday

Details

11 June 2025, 10:00 am – 10:30 am AEST

Zoom Meeting

About the Event

Considering Ableism and Disablism in OSHC

Facilitated by Rarni Rothwell


The inclusion of children or young people living with disability in the revised glossary of MTOP V2.0 is significant. It reminds us that disability is part of human diversity and that there are many different kinds of disability and they can result from accidents, illness or genetic disorders. Disability may affect mobility, ability to learn, ability to communicate, or ability to engage with others and with experiences. Some children may have more than one type of disability. A disability may be visible or hidden, may be permanent or temporary and may have minimal or substantial impact on a child’s abilities. These considerations have been invisible or pushed to the fringes in OSHC for too long.


Join us to shine a spotlight on ableism and disablism and how they are ubiquitous in our language, our homes, children’s stories, media, at work…


Registration

  • PD & T Package Subscriber

    Service has a current subscription to the OSHC Professional Development and Training Package. ***Please note: Participants who are not subscribed to the package will be invoiced the relevant rates.

    $0.00

  • Non - Members (14 days access)

    1 registration per service (whole TEAM access). 14 days access. Members prices apply to services who are a member of their state or territory's peak body. All prices are excluding GST.

    $120.00

    +$12.00 GST

  • Members (14 days access)

    1 registration per service (whole TEAM access). Available to view for 14 days. Members prices apply to services who are a member of their state or territory's peak body. All prices are excluding GST.

    $100.00

    +$10.00 GST

Total

$0.00

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