QIDAN updates
This is where we will share updates about anything happening with the network.
Volume 12: Turning recommendations into lasting change
Artist Statement “My Good Life” is an acrylic painting on coloured cardboard with string and magazine which is strongly connected
Volume 11: Who safeguards the safeguards?
Artist Statement “This painting is about the lack of inclusion and support for those with mental health concerns, within the
Volume 10: Strengthening safeguards in disability services
Artist Statement “My artwork represents how the world can be too loud, too bright, and too fast. The black hole
Volume 9: First nations voices must lead the way
Artist Statement Spirit of Justice The bright vibrant colours depicted in the artwork represents the bright and hopeful future for
Volume 8: Our justice system should protect, not harm
Artist Statement: My name is Jared Payne, I am a Barkindji Man from far west New South Wales. The central
Volume 7c: Inclusive Housing – Everyone deserves a place to call home
The Artwork Levi Diball’s artwork draws on her own lived experience, using humour and creativity to tell stories about everyday
Volume 7b: Inclusive Employment – when will segregated employment end?
Artist Statement “This piece is representative of the Barrier Reef’s slow destabilisation and destruction due to outside influences, but also
Volume 7a: Inclusive Education – Why Are Students Still Being Left Behind?
Artist Statement “My artwork represents a circle of ‘stars’ and ‘moons’, reflecting the various learners in every classroom. To me,
Volume 6: Why autonomy and access cannot wait
Artist Statement My artwork is based on a solitary native Australian animal. Whilst the animal lives most of its life
Volume 5: Disability Governance – What is stopping lived-experience leadership?
Artist Statement Not good enough For this artwork, I thought about my own experiences growing up with Autism Spectrum Disorder,
QIDAN analysis of Volume 4 of the DRC implementation
Artist Statement This artwork features a group of animal characters, bunnies and cats, helping each other overcome their disabilities. It’s
Launching our DRC Analysis & Reflecting on the Federal Budget
The Disability Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability (DRC) made 222 landmark recommendations to