Great article from Educ84equity

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Our Public Management Review paper is now available in open access: it is the introduction to the special issue and at the same time a standalone paper on the 'Implementation of AI in the public sector': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… co-authored with Helen Dickinson, Mila Gasco, and Jari Stenvall:

Autistic? Feel like every issue is blamed on you? Me too. I write in Guardian Australia today about how we need to change the discussion, stop blaming people w/ disability & focus on systems that are failing. Let me know what you think. #AusPol #Disability

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Revealed: Private school students reap thousands more than public students in disability funding | Australian education | The Guardian theguardian.com/australia-news…

Check out my latest article: The NDIS Review Failed Us – Will the provider and worker registration taskforce come to our rescue and uphold our human rights? linkedin.com/pulse/ndis-rev… via LinkedIn

Choice and control: will NDIS reforms mean people with disability don’t get to decide who they live with? theconversation.com/choice-and-con… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

📢Expressions of interest are open for the National Disability Research Partnership (NDRP) Chair of the Board and Chief Executive Officer! Read more below.

Choice and control: the NDIS was designed to give participants choice, but mandatory registration could threaten this theconversation.com/choice-and-con… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Went home to Yorkshire and attended a family event. The consensus is I sound nothing like anyone from Yorkshire and I sound like I am in neighbours. Not quite sure that’s right

Choice and control: are whitegoods disability supports? Helen Dickinson explains what proposed NDIS reforms say theconversation.com/choice-and-con… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

You know you’re in Yorkshire when your mum offers you beef dripping and bread for lunch 🤮

In Oslo. Hasn’t cracked zero degrees today and is snowing. I have seen multiple people eating ice creams. What’s that about?

Well that's terrifying. Just finished the DSS webinar on the new #NDIS legislation. It's even worse than we thought. The needs assessment to determine funding budgets will NOT be a reviewable decision. Just like with Independent Assessments. Luke Henriques-Gomes Rick Morton ABC News

IT’S SUMMIT TIME! 👏🏽

Drum roll, please – CYDA’s National Youth Disability Summit is officially back!

22-23 May, 2024

It’s a hybrid gig, so you can come to Melbourne in person or join the fun online. BUT SPACES ARE LIMITED – so get in quick!

More info: cyda.org.au/youth-hub/nati…

Check out this excellent explainer of the bill introduced by Bill Shorten yesterday. What do you think of the proposed changes?
'Draft NDIS bill is the first step to reform – but some details have disability advocates worried' theconversation.com/draft-ndis-bil… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

The government introduced a new bill to make way for NDIS reform.

The NDIS Review set out a five-year timeframe for reform, many items in this bill are needed to modify the NDIS Act and to allow for changes to take place, writes Helen Dickinson (@UNSW). theconversation.com/draft-ndis-bil…

Draft NDIS bill is the first step to reform – but some details have disability advocates worried theconversation.com/draft-ndis-bil… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

New from me - Draft NDIS bill is the first step to reform – but some details have disability advocates worried theconversation.com/draft-ndis-bil… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

New piece in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand from Helen Dickinson States agreed to share foundational support costs. So why the backlash against NDIS reforms now? theconversation.com/states-agreed-…

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