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    We have a wealth of knowledge to share with you about living with a spinal cord injury (SCI), and have pulled this together in this section to help you access the information you need, when you need it.

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    Faith, God, Diversity and the Journey

    Associate Professor Shane Clifton comes on the podcast to talk about the many lives he led before his accident and...
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    What does accessibility mean in one of Australia’s biggest cities?

    Our Peer and Family Support Team will take you around Australia's biggest city to see how accessible it is.
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    Something To Think About – People With Disabilities Need To Pay Bills Too, You Know

    In this episode of Have The Nerve, Forrest Campbell is back to talk about why the role of being inclusive...
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    Get To Know Your Body – Strength Training

    In this episode Exercise Physiologist Alicia Payne comes on to talk about why strength training is for everyone of any...
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    Locomotor Training, more than just a shiny tool for SCI Recovery

    Often, exercise comes in the form of structured and intensive exercise therapies. One such modality is Locomotor Training (LT) and...
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    From The Internet – Was He Wrong For Using The Accessible Bathroom?

    In this episode you are listening to Laura Burling, Jade Williams and Susan Wood answer the question: AITA for using a...
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    In our August Online Network Forum, our Representative Team talked about Companion Cards and access to venues.

    What constitutes eligibility for a companion card?

    What barriers do you face attending, or even booking for, events such as concerts, theatre or festivals?

    Do you have any examples of an inclusive booking experience?

    We talk about this and many other things about accessibility in this Online Network Forum. If you would like to know more information about our upcoming Online Network Forum contact our Representative Advocacy team at representative@scia.org.au

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