We are proud to announce that the CDS Executive Director Mary-Ann O’Donovan will be speaking at next week’s Mercy Foundation Forum on Housing. She will be speaking about the negative […]
CDS is excited to announce that 2023 is our 25th Anniversary! Throughout the year we will be hosting a variety of events in collaboration with people with lived experience of […]
Are you a Person with Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disability? Want to take photos and join a small focus group? We want to hear from you! Send enquiries to arc@cds.org.au.
As we approach the end of 2022, we at CDS would like to thank all our supporters, especially people with intellectual disability and their families and supporters, who work with […]
CDS was very proud to present at the 2022 ASID conference on Friday 4 and Wednesday 9 November. We had 2 presentations, one from CDS executive director Mary-Ann O’Donovan on […]
Excited to share that CDS Executive Director Mary-Ann O’Donovan has been invited as a keynote speaker for the 33rd Annual PANDAA Conference on 24 & 25 November! Click here for more […]
|| Join our First Zoom Meeting! || CDS at USyd in collaboration with Flinders University are establishing a community of practice on Inclusive University for people with intellectual disability. || […]
Since 1998, Centre for Disability Studies (CDS) has hosted the Developmental Disability Health Unit (DDHU), which has operated a statewide clinic for adolescents and adults with an intellectual or developmental disability. The […]
National Disability Coordination Officers (NDCO) drive change so that people with disability have equitable opportunity to access, participate and achieve their goals in tertiary education and subsequent employment. Throughout 2021, […]
Alongside our research team, the Inclusive Research Network have recently been published in the special issue of Social Sciences edited by Patricia O’Brien. The Inclusive Research Network (IRN) at CDS […]
The Centre for Disability Studies acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
