Papers
Keynote
Shakespeare, Tom Making a difference: how disability research can change our world PDF
Presentations
Allan Ross, Tania : Sensory Integration Therapeutic Practices: Informed by Deep Pressure Seeking PDF
Bell, Martha : Disability Advocacy and Reproductive Choice PDF
Cull, Alexis : The Meaning of Living Well: Perspectives from disabled people regarding physical activity and healthy eating PDF
Cullen, Charlene : EVERYBODY IN the conversation by using your eyes to talk PDF
Cummins, Christine : Translating research into action PDF
Duff, Gordon : Personalisation & Industry Development: The necessity of building sector capacity to enable choice, voice and control PDF
Galbally, Rhonda : Citizens influencing systemic reform in disability policy in Australia Power Point
Goodall, Emma : The role of attitude in the willingness and effectiveness of teaching students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) in the mainstream Power Point
Green, Patty : Closing the rights gap for children with disabilities PDF
Higgins, Nancy : Growing up kāpo (blind/vision impaired) Māori: Whānau narratives of their encounters with health and education services PDF
Hudson, Judith : Inclusive education: Making the rhetoric a reality in England Power Point
Hunt, Robyn : Making our rights work for us Power Point
Ling, How Kee : Diversity in Disability Studies: A Malaysian perspective PDF
Marlow, Susan : A voyage of grief and beauty: PDF
Osborne, Mike : All the information for all the people all the time: Applying Universal Design to accessible communication Power Point
Powell, Denise : Learning and Participation Experiences of Deaf Students within NZ tertiary institutions Power Point
Laragy, Carmel: Individual funding: A good start, but not enough Power Point
Robson, Ezekiel : FULLPOWER Self-defence for ALL ages and abilities PDF
Swenson, Rhonda : "I’m Okay until I am measured by the perceived norms" PDF
Trip, Henrietta : Community living, people with intellectual disability and evolving social models PDF
Wedgwood, Nikki : A person with abilities: The transition to adulthood of a young woman with a severe physical impairment Power Point