Leadership and Mentoring Toolkit Launch 🚀 🎉

Join us for the launch of WWDA LEAD's Leadership and Mentoring Toolkit! 🎉

Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) is delighted to invite you to our launch event for the Leadership and Mentoring Toolkit, a groundbreaking new resource from the WWDA LEAD team. 

It is designed to empower and encourage women and gender diverse people with disabilities to build their leadership capacity, skills, and knowledge, and take on leadership and decision-making roles within their communities and beyond.

This project is the result of extensive consultation, co-design and collaboration — designed by and for women and gender-diverse people with disability, to empower them and build their leadership capacity, skills and knowledge. We hope to encourage our users to take on leadership and decision-making roles within their  within their communities, and increase disabled visibility and inclusion in all facets of life.

Event details:

• Date: Wednesday, October 16th 2024
• Time: 12pm (AEDT; Sydney/Melbourne/Canberra time)
  
• The event will be streamed on YouTube (link will be made available closer to the event).

We look forward to having you with us for this exciting launch. If there are any issues or concerns regarding the launch event or access to the toolkit, please email us at officeadmin@wwda.org.au.

This toolkit wouldn't be possible without the dedicated advocacy and effort of our stakeholders, including our committees and panels. We have created an Acknowledgements page to make sure everyone involved is recognised for their contribution – click here for our full Acknowledgements.

If you would like to promote the LEAD Toolkit on your media channels, please refer to our Digital Media Pack.

About LEAD

The WWDA LEAD – Lead, Engage, Activate and Drive project was funded in 2019, with support from the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s Information Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) Program, now administered and funded until 2024 by the Australian Department of Social Services (DSS), to promote and advance the leadership, agency, autonomy, human rights and freedoms of women, girls and gender-diverse people with disabilities, both individually and collectively.

We believe in the power of every woman, girl, and gender-diverse person with a disability to lead and make a difference. Through our LEAD project, we provide the resources and connections you need to thrive.