The Disability Royal Commission (DRC) heard from nearly 8000 people with disability, their families, supporters and advocates. Their experiences painted a picture of a more inclusive and equitable Australia and set out a roadmap for change. Now, we are working together to ensure those voices continue to be heard and that the Commission's recommendations lead to meaningful action.

Listen to Us brings together Queensland artists whose new artworks explore the themes that matter most to people with disability. Through painting, photography, mixed media and other artistic forms, these artworks reflect personal experiences, hopes and calls for change.

Each artwork invites us to stop, look, listen and remember what the Disability Royal Commission uncovered. Together, they remind us of the importance of continuing to work with people with disability to build a Queensland where everyone can participate, contribute and belong.

Held at Queensland Parliament House on 1 December 2026, just ahead of International Day of People with Disability, Listen to Us brings together artists, community members, advocates and decision-makers to reflect on the stories, experiences and aspirations of disabled Queenslanders.

Event details

Date: Tuesday 1 December 2026

Time: 5:30pm arrival & sign in | 6:30 – 7:30 presentation

Venue: Queensland Parliament House, Parliamentary Annexe Speakers Green.

Cost: Free - RSVP is required

This is an event for everyone. We encourage people with disability, families, supporters, community members, advocates, professionals and decision-makers to attend. Bring a friend, colleague or family member and help us continue the conversation about inclusion, rights and the change needed to make the Disability Royal Commission's vision a reality.

Join us to experience these powerful artworks, hear the stories behind them, and reflect on how we can work together to ensure the voices of disabled Queenslanders continue to shape the policies, services and communities that affect their lives.

Contact the host of Listen to Us: See the stories behind the Disability Royal Commission brought to life though art