Events

01
Feb

Gaining Political Support for Driving Change and why that is important

Let us continue joining hands to change our practice in Childhood Disability!

Join the IAACD Community of Practice sessions “Gaining Political Support for Driving Change and Why That Is Important.” on 31^st January at 1pm UK time/GMT. Guest Speaker Nana Nino Tatishvili!

Date: 1 February - 1 February

Location: Zoom, register for link

02
Mar

REHAB FOR KIDS 2023

Rehab For Kids 2023

Rehab For Kids 2023 will be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, 2-3 March.

The Rehab for Kids conference is a national conference organised by the Queensland Paediatric Rehabilitation Service (QPRS), Queensland Children’s Hospital, and partnered with the Australasian Cerebral Palsy Clinical Trials Network (AusCP-CTN), to provide the latest information and research relevant to paediatric rehabilitation.

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Date: 2 March - 3 March

Location: Brisbane Convention Centre, QLD

23
Mar

Announcing Changemakers 2023 Kids+ Conference

Featuring a host of inspiring speakers, the Changemakers 2023 Kids+ Conference will be held on the 23rd-24th of March at RACV Resort, Torquay, Victoria, Australia.

For more information, visit:

https://kidsplus.org.au/changemakers

Or download the flyer:

Changemakers 2023 Kids+ Conference Flyer

Date: 23 March - 24 March

Location: RACV Resort, Torquay, Victoria, Australia.

31
Jul

12th AusACPDM Biennial Conference: Respect Respond Reimagine

On behalf of the Australasian Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AusACPDM) we invite and welcome you to the 12th AusACPDM biennial conference hosted from Cairns, traditional lands of the Gimuy Wluburra Yidinji and Yirrganydji people, Australia July 30-August 4, 2024.

The conference theme Respect, Respond, Re-imagine embodies the values and visions of our Academy. Treating people with developmental disabilities and their families, First Nation’s people, each other and the environment with respect, ensuring that we respond to families’ needs, requests and priorities, and re-imagining a world where people with a neurological condition don’t actually have a disability because our world is fully accessible and ableism does not exist.

Our scientific program is starting to be developed in partnership with professionals across many disciplines and families and people with developmental disability. The program will offer a broad range of cutting-edge international research, best practice interventions, knowledge translation and inclusion, from both high and low resource settings.

We invite you to connect, communicate and collaborate, before, during and after the conference. COVID-19 continues to impact people but one of the few positives was the move to more accessible “virtual” education offerings. For this reason, the conference will be fully hybrid. You will be able to attend in person or virtually – whatever is most beneficial for you.

We are aiming to run our first carbon neutral conference. If you choose to join us in person we invite you to help us do this by reducing avoidable greenhouse gas emissions and waste, plus compensating through carbon offsetting. For some, attending virtually is also seen as more sustainable for the environment, another reason for the hybrid format. We will help you take on this mission – stay tuned for updates on the website. This is a very special part of the world, and we must leave no footprints at the end of the conference.

You will see changes on the website as we develop the program and we will continue to update you via e-zines and web notices. Please put the Conference website on your ‘quick-links’ and sign up for our e-zines to keep informed.

We look forward to working, learning and collaborating with you,

Sarah McIntyre, Alicia Spittle & Kirsty Stewart.

on behalf of the “Respect, Respond, Re-imagine” Organising committee