ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This month we are looking at whether it's possible to turn back the tide of rising hate speech and disinformation about disability and other people in the community. Why is this an issue? What would it take to get this on the agenda? How and why is the ACT's I-Day program putting a spotlight on this? Our guests are Dr Ashlegih Haw and Ravi Krishnamurthy.
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Australia
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