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Ways to get involved in Disability Inclusion Month

Tuesday 1 - Wednesday 30 September

3 September 2026

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In Disability Inclusion Month, there’s plenty of opportunity to connect with other students, share experiences and strengthen disability inclusion across our community. 

This year's theme, "Stronger together: through disability inclusion we thrive", leans into our collective responsibility to create study environments where everyone can succeed.

We all have a role to play in creating an inclusive environment to ensure that everyone can participate and flourish at university.

You’re invited to take part in a range of events that encourage learning, conversation and highlight the importance of disability inclusion at Sydney.  

Check out event highlights below and the full program here.

Panel: Disability and inclusion in the workplace – a panel for students by the Careers Centre 

Wed, 23 Sep • 12–1:30 pm 
New Law Building

Whether you’re curious about career paths for graduates with a disability, or just generally passionate about diversity and inclusion, this panel hosted by the University’s Careers Centre will connect students and professionals.

You'll leave the event with new-found knowledge about best practices for fostering an inclusive work environment, and ideas for what your future career journey may look like.

Register now.

Event: Usher Syndrome: About Us, With Us 

Tue, 29 Sep • 4–6 pm
Susan Wakil Health Building

A belated celebration of Usher Syndrome Awareness Day. Hear from members of the Usher community as they share their journeys with hearing and sight loss, alongside the launch of a book for university students and professionals in health and social care: ‘Usher Syndrome: About Us, by Us’.

Hosted by the University’s Centre for Disability Research and Policy, this event creates a safe space where stories can be shared and questions asked. 

The event will also feature a special comedy performance by deafblind drag queen Dizzy Bility.

Afternoon tea provided.

Register now.

Event: Braille by Luca – Braille Workshop 

Thu, 10 Sep, 1–3 pm
Susan Wakil Health Building

Experience a free, engaging and interactive Braille Workshop led by Luca Weber and his team, whose lived experience and passion for accessibility, inclusion and disability awareness led to the creation of Braille by Luca.

In this session, you’ll be invited to understand the world of Braille through hands-on experience designed to build understanding of vision impairment and accessible communication.

Register now.

Activation: Sydney Uni Sport come-and-try wheelchair sports  

Mon, 7 Sep, 11 am–2 pm
Eastern Avenue

Wheelchair NSW will be taking over Eastern Avenue with a fun, accessible come-and-try activation to raise awareness about inclusive sports.

No registration required.

Tour: Audio Descriptive Tour of Migrating Modernism

Fri, 18 September and Mon, 28 September, 3 pm–04:30 pm
Chau Chak Wing Museum

Experience an interactive tour of the Chau Chak Wing Museum’s Migrating Modernism: The Architecture of Harry Seidler exhibition for visitors who are blind or have low vision.

Through detailed descriptions and discussion, participants will be guided through this fascinating exhibition, exploring the life, work, and legacy of one of Australia's most influential architects.

Participants can experience audio descriptions of artworks in the exhibition and tactile objects in the gallery where they will get the chance to handle materials related to the exhibition. 
 
Register now.

Event: Photography Workshop – Learn how to take great photos with Jen 

Thu, 10 Sep, 10–11:30 am 
Susan Wakil Health Building

Organised by the University’s Acquired Brain Injury Communication Lab, join this free, practical workshop run by Jen, a photographer with lived experience of aphasia.

No fancy equipment required – just bring yourself and your phone! Lunch will be provided. 

Register now.

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