Sex with Strangers: Sex and Disability Episode 31

Encephalitis is a rare but serious neurological condition that causes inflammation and therefore swelling of the brain and needs urgent medical attention.

In this episode of One in Five, Anne Currie reflects on her journey after acquiring an incomplete spinal cord injury, the support of her family...

Sebastien Ducarme explores what it really means to be "inspiring", challenging common disability narratives and calling for action, inclusion and change.

On our latest episode, Susan speaks to Ling Guan, SCIA’s Acute Peer Mentor working with the Peer and Family Support team.

Accessible infrastructure helps create inclusive communities. Learn how local advocacy can improve footpaths, crossings, parking and access for all.

What is accessibility really like on a cruise? Olivia shares her experience travelling as an ambulatory wheelchair user living with Multiple Sclerosis, reflecting on accessibility,...

In recognition of World CP Day, we've created this introduction article to cerebral palsy and gathered lived experience stories and resources from people within our...

In this five-part video series, members of the SCIA Advocacy community share their experiences of making local change.

After being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND), Elizabeth has found new ways to stay active, maintain her independence and focus on what matters most.

For this episode, Susan speaks to Alexa Locke, Director with the Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors (ASORC) as she shares her story of growing up...