Webinar: Empowering women with disability in a digital world
Peer Networking February 2023
![7. [Image: Dark purple background with a black image faded in the background of an illustration with a hand holding a phone connecting to different types of social media. Text at the top reads ‘Do you want to connect with other disabled women? The LEAD logo is in the bottom right corner and text reads ‘LEAD, Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)’, the illustration in the centre of the image is of five women with different disabilities representing different cultures. Text at the bottom reads ‘Join us for Peer Networking in three weeks! Last Wednesday of every month, 12-1.30 pm AEDT.]](https://wwda-v2.dev.ionata.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/4-500x300.png)
Peer Networking for 2023
![[Image: Dark purple background with a black image faded in the background of an illustration with a hand holding a phone connecting to different types of social media. Text at the top reads ‘WWDA LEAD Peer Networking’. The LEAD logo is in the bottom right corner and text reads ‘LEAD, Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)’, the illustration in the centre of the image is of five women with different disabilities representing different cultures.]](https://wwda-v2.dev.ionata.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Peer-Networking-tiles-2023-500x300.png)
Sexual and Reproductive Rights Webinar – Recording now available!
WWDA LEAD Mentoring Welcome Packs
WWDA Youth Podcast with Claire Bertholli – Youth Leadership
WWDA Members announced as finalists in National Awards for Disability Leadership!
2022 WWDA Annual General Meeting
WWDA LEAD Leadership Week success!
16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence
Former WWDA President, Karin Swift, left for hours on plane due to inaccessible airport infrastructure
WWDA LEAD Leadership Week kicks off
The WWDA LEAD Project has been extended
The impact of climate change and natural disaster on disabled people in Australia
Towards Reproductive Justice for YWGwD
Principle 5 – Nothing about us, without us
![[Image: Light purple background with a dark purple shadow, the photo in the centre is surrounded by a black border, the LEAD logo is in the bottom left corner and text reads ‘LEAD Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)’, the photo is of two women talking to each other, one of the women is behind her laptop and she has dark curly hair and is laughing, the woman to her right has dark brown hair and has her hand up.]](https://wwda-v2.dev.ionata.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/7.-Principle-5-image-500x300.png)
National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022–2032
Principle 4 – Care for self to care for community
Carolyn appointed to the Commonwealth Ombudsman’s National OPCAT Advisory Group
WWDA at the Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction
