Webinars

The UNSW GeneEQUAL team is an inclusive research team of self-advocates, researchers and health care professionals.

Does the Nazi persecution and murder of people with disability in the mid-twentieth century continue to echo in the present day?

Starting the conversation on including genes associated with non-syndromic hearing loss in reproductive genetic carrier screening, presented by Lucinda Freeman.

Watch a recording of the launch of the UNSW Disability Innovation Institute’s new disability inclusive research guidelines, Doing Research Inclusively: Co-Production in Action.

For International Day of People with Disability 2021, the Institute collaborated with the UNSW Division of Equity Diversity & Inclusion to produce SPEAK OUT: Nicole Lee.

In October 2021, UNSW Disability Innovation Institute Director Professor Jackie Leach Scully gave a seminar as part of UNSW Diversity Fest. She explored the links between feminist bioethics and critical disability studies.

In June 2021, Dr Catherine Spooner and Dr Peri O'Shea spoke about their research on access to primary care for people with severe mental illness. The webinar took us through their research methodology and they explained that a consumer-inclusive and partnered approach is needed to provide the best care for people with severe mental illness accessing services.

In March 2021, the UNSW Disability Innovation Institute hosted its first webinar of the year, featuring Professor Leslie Swartz. Professor Swartz presented on the violence of exclusion, drawing on examples from South Africa.

In July 2020, this webinar was a virtual book launch of Belonging for People with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities: Pushing the Boundaries of Inclusion.

In June 2020, Dr Ariella Meltzer presented a webinar for people with disability during COVID-19. The webinar examined some questions about what providing accessible information in such a crisis means.

Watch educational showcases and download Universal Design for Learning (UDL) resources that provide principles for curriculum development that give all individuals equal opportunities to learn.

Watch webinars and download guidelines and fact sheets produced to help share knowledge that is interdisciplinary, innovative and inclusive through research and education.