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SCIA CEO features in The CEO Magazine
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia’s (SCIA) CEO Dianne Lucas was featured in The CEO Magazine to talk about the challenge of convincing society to think outside of the false narratives that have been spun about disability, from their personality, outlook and their...
Goals and Dreams
People with disabilities from all over Australia who have such amazing stories and have trained and worked so hard to achieve their goals and dreams. For some those goals and dreams have resulted in medals. For others, just being able to represent their country and...
New episode of Have The Nerve is out!
SCIA’s podcast Have The Nerve is celebrating the diversity of disability and the importance of disability representation for the month of September. In this episode, Louise Sauvage (Former wheelchair racer, Australian Paralympic Wheelchair Racing Gold Medalist...
Advice for a younger generation
We all want young people to live happy, fulfilled and exciting lives free from serious injury. Unfortunately, young people, particularly those in the 14 to 25 years age group, are at heightened risk of being permanently impacted or of dying as a result of an...
September brings awareness to Spinal Cord Injuries
September 5 – 11 is Spinal Cord Injuries Awareness Week, and Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) is choosing to celebrate it by emphasising that broader representation of people with spinal cord injuries matters. Disability inclusion isn’t by any means a...
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