Join us for an interactive workshop designed for professionals involved in creating workplaces, systems, and communications. This session offers powerful insights into key considerations for disability accessibility, helping you design with empathy and inclusion in mind.

Through hands-on activities that simulate inaccessible environments, participants will gain a deeper understanding of common barriers and learn a practical, easy-to-apply framework to ensure accessibility is integrated into every stage of the design process.

Whether you're in HR, operations, design, or simply passionate about inclusion, this workshop is for anyone who wants to create more equitable and accessible experiences for all.

Bring a notepad, a pen, and a friend - it’s always more fun with good company. See you there!

Event Details

Date - June 10th

Time - 3pm - 5pm

Location - Suite 110, 147 Pirie Street, Adelaide

Hybrid - This workshop will be running on zoom and in person at the same time. Joining us in person is best but if you're attending from interstate, feel free to get on zoom! You'll receive the zoom link by email a few days before the event.

Workshop Facilitator

Melissa is a passionate disability inclusion leader whose goal is to make the world a more inclusive place where we are all empowered to thrive, no matter our ability. She is a post-graduate qualified professional with a strong background in strategic planning, change management, and complex problem solving. She has a knack for building strong networks and collaborating with peers in an inclusive and compassionate manner.

Her passion for disability inclusion is driven by her own experiences living with a hidden disability. She has worn hearing aids all her life, without which she cannot hear at all. Her lived experiences with a hidden disability and overcoming substantial obstacles to become a successful professional have allowed her to pivot her focus to ensuring that diversity and inclusion are part of all organisations’ success stories.

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