NDIS and Disability
On Monday's Q&A host Tony Jones twill moderate a panel debating the challenges of the disability community.
The NDIS has been a game changer but there are serious teething problems, so who's benefitting and who's missing out? Will people with disability ever be fully included in our schools, our offices, our politics and our screens?
On the panel:
Wheelchair tennis and basketball champion and broadcaster Dylan Alcott
Actress with dwarfism and disability advocate Kiruna Stamell
Lawyer and former Disability Discrimination Commissioner who is blind Graeme Innes
Founding father of the NDIS, now Director of the Melbourne Disability Institute Bruce Bonyhady
And parent and carer Catia Malaquias, advocate for inclusion of disability in culture and education
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