"For the disability community, remote work is not a luxury. It is, in some cases, a necessity." loom.ly/-3Z9l9E Image description: A white desk and chair in what is likely a home office. On the desk are a laptop, tablet device, and an external keyboard and mouse.

Want the latest from the New Horizons Podcast? Take a listen: Ballyland apps for teaching voiceover: Blind Citizens Australia interview on information access for people with print disabilities. loom.ly/RY81f-A

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New today! A Powerd Original has launched. Unmasked is a neurodivergent extravaganza: a talk show that gives neurodivergent folks a space to be all that they are. Episode 1 features guests Damon Smith and Our Carlson. Watch episode 1 now: loom.ly/-_rGqXo

Check out Powerd newest show Unmasked. A neurodivergent utopia! @JasperPeachSays

Did you know that 78% of people admit feeling uncertain about interacting with people with disability? Share your thoughts below! Attitude Foundation, in partnership with Powerd & Northcott, is about to launch a podcast: 'Attitudes about Disability.'

Happy new episode day! Unmasked is a neurodivergent extravaganza: a talk show that gives neurodivergent folks a space to be all that they are. Episode 2 features guests Anna Spargo-Ryan and Flis Marlowe. Watch episode 2 now: loom.ly/w5gsoOA

Disability advocate Graeme Innes discusses the role of the University Accord in providing fair access. Listen to the new podcast episode by Vision Australia Radio : loom.ly/Rpjgk6A

Emily Dash is a writer, speaker, and disability advocate. She speaks to Angel Dixon about the negative attitudes she’s faced throughout her career because of her disability. ‘Attitudes about Disability’ podcast is coming soon, in partnership with Powerd & Northcott.

61% of people who were surveyed agreed that people often make fun of people with disability. Does this statistic surprise you? Attitude Foundation, in partnership Powerd & Northcott , are about to launch a podcast: ‘Attitudes about Disability’ where we unpack this.

Bone Conduction Headphones, BrailleDoodle, Smart Glasses and more! Experts review the latest blind-assistive technology including smart headphones and glasses. Listen to the podcast or read the transcript: loom.ly/6PWFI1M

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Today we launch our brand-new podcast ‘Attitudes about disability’ In this six-episode series, presenter Angel Dixon and disability advocate guests explore common attitudes toward disability. Available wherever you listen to your podcasts or here - powerd.media/audios/series/…

Disability advocate Emma Bennison speaks to Angel Dixon about the discrimination she has faced throughout her career due to her disability. ‘Attitudes about Disability’ podcast is out now. Listen to all six episodes here -powerd.media/audios/series/…

Is your station accessible to everyone in your community? Join us TODAY at 3:00PM AEST to learn about improving disability access at your station and what accessibility looks like in community media today. Head here to learn more and register: cbaa.org.au/article/webina…

Paralysed Student Granted Permanent Residency: loom.ly/yejwRUo

Blind leaders around the world are very disappointed that the Vision Australia board, following the resignation of their CEO, will not advertise externally, preventing many blind people from applying. Please join our concern in the petition at this link buff.ly/3MmdZxJ

Disappointment at the DRC response: loom.ly/ycKwYio

The Federal Government's response to the Disability Royal Commission Listen to the latest episode of New Horizons by Blind Citizens Australia: loom.ly/Dvavo4o Formats: audio and written (transcript).

Happy Monday, and happy launch day! Powerd is launching a new podcast today - Access Granted! Ep 1 features Carly Findlay OAM (she/her) loom.ly/XQT6Kqo ID: Carly, a smiling woman with red skin and dark curly hair, wearing a floral shirt dress, and sea green undershirt.