What does it mean to write Autistically? Narratives about Autism were, for too long, dictated by non-Autistic people. As lived experience and #OwnVoices revolutionise publishing, how can we move from writing about Autism to fully embodying Autistic experience on the page?

IMPORTANT BOOKING INFORMATION

Address: West Footscray Library, 539 Barkly St, West Footscray, VIC 3012

Please arrive 10 minutes early

Transport

Train: West Footscray station (850m), Footscray station (1.8km), Tottenham (1.9 km)
Bus: Route 220 stops nearby
Bike: Bike parking outside the library at 539 Barkly St
Taxi/Rideshare: Can drop off directly in front
Car: Street parking in the area, and there is a carpark next to the post office at 528 Barkly St

This venue is fully accessible by wheelchair via the main entry.

Accessible parking is available, and the venue has accessible toilet facilities.

A quiet space may be accessed upon request.

Carer Tickets

A support person accompanying a person with disability is entitled to free entry.

Please select one Carer / Support Person – Free ticket with the purchase of a paid ticket. A valid Victorian Carer Card or Australian Companion Card must be presented at entry.

One free support ticket per eligible attendee.

We’re committed to creating an inclusive experience for everyone. Please let us know any accessibility needs when registering for this event or send us a message.

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