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The Adventures Of The Boy Who Was Told He’d Never Speak
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For Year 7, I started at a little school in the NSW outback with an enrolment of 150 students from K-12. At first, there were no problems, then things started to go wrong, writes William McIntosh.
Content note: Descriptions of bullying, ableism and a mention of suicide.
They’re Denying Us A Basic Human Right, And That Will Never Be Okay
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Katie Price: Harvey & Me: A documentary that shares disabled son’s transition into adulthood
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Victoria is boosting disability support in schools by A$1.6 billion. Here are 4 ways to make the most of it
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A child with disability is a child with great potential
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Sarah Richards
Sarah Richards is an aspiring journalist and disability advocate. She was diagnosed at birth with a rare genetic condition, osteogenesis imperfect, also known as brittle bones. Sarah has broken over 30 bones and has required over 13 surgeries. She is also a full-time university student studying a dual degree in journalism and communication.