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Changing Perspectives - You should be able to bring your whole self to the office

It’s scary, you are revealing a part of yourself. ....

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Henry Lawson And Judith Wright Were Deaf But They're Rarely Acknowledged As Disabled Writers. Why Does That Matter?

Henry Lawson And Judith Wright Were Deaf But They're Rarely Acknowledged As Disabled Writers. Why Does That Matter?
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Henry Lawson and Judith Wright were deaf – but they're rarely acknowledged as disabled writers. Why does that matter?

Henry Lawson said deafness was ‘in a great measure responsible for my writing’. Wright said hers was ‘part of the conditions I live under’. Their disability was inherent to their creativity. ....

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Australian Queer YA Graphic Novel Stars In Their Eyes Get US Publisher

Stars in Their Eyes is a queer YA rom-com graphic novel by Jessica Walton and Aśka about two teens who meet at a fan convention, and—among crowds of ....

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Growing up with chronic pain: 'I'm used to resilience.'

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During the first year of my chronic-pain journey, I was so desperate for answers that others’ tips and stories filled me with hope. But over time, as the deluge continued and none of these ideas worked for me, I had to get out my umbrella. I’m not suggesting rudeness when you face unsolicited medical advice or well-meaning compliments. Instead, be aware that this is a storm that never ends and equip yourself with the proper glittery protection.
Listen: Mia Freedman chats to Carly Findlay, editor of Growing Up Disabled in Australia on the No Filter podcast. Post continues below. ....

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