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I’m absolutely not a inclusion specialist… as a disabled woman.
Over time we just have the capability and insight into what’s good for us …

Short trips away from home, or if I’m really lucky, a whole fortnight, open up a world of possibility. With equal access measures, so many more of us can get out, move freely, and share everyday moments with co-workers and friends in truly inclusive spaces and communities, turning simple journeys into joyful connections.

A woman using her mobility scooter on a Brisbane inner city suburban footpath on a sunny day. The footpath is wide and accessible, lined with typical Queensland subtropical vegetation — jacaranda or poinciana trees, lush greenery. Brisbane-style Queenslander homes and modern suburban buildings visible in the background. The woman looks relaxed and independent, navigating the path confidently. Warm golden sunlight, blue Queensland sky with a few clouds. Realistic, warm and uplifting tone.
Accessibility and autonomy In a inner city suburban street.
Women with mild Cerebral Palsy..
A woman using her mobility scooter on a Brisbane inner city suburban footpath on a sunny day. The footpath is wide and accessible, lined with typical Queensland subtropical vegetation — jacaranda or poinciana trees, lush greenery. Brisbane-style Queenslander homes and modern suburban buildings visible in the background. The woman looks relaxed and independent, navigating the path confidently. Warm golden sunlight, blue Queensland sky with a few clouds. Realistic, warm and uplifting tone. Accessibility can be for every person, their way.
Accessibility and autonomy In a inner city suburban street. Accessibility can be for every person, their way.

Goes without saying: integrated communities are.for every family, these spaces are for everyone.’nothing about us with out us’ is all about co designing spacious rooms, escalators, ramps in the architecture and planning stages o