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This episode is a quick introduction to the series by hosts Troy Hester and Talia Roshan. The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability wants to hear the experiences of people with a disability. This series will talk not only about WHY it’s worth engaging but also HOW to do it. Talia and Troy introduce the questions this series will answer about the Royal Commission and some of the guests we will feature. Future episodes of the podcast are only 10 minutes long to keep information short, concise and easy to understand. For further information on the Disability Royal Commission, please go to the Family Advocacy website or the Disability Royal Commission website to register to submit your story: https://www.family-advocacy.com/ https://disability.royalcommission.gov.au/
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Talia asks Tamara Weaver, from the Disability Royal Commission some more questions such as; "Does my experience have to be recent?" "How long does my submission have to be?" "Can I share my experience anonymously?"
"Will the DRC publish my story?"
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This episode is an FAQ, frequently asked questions such as; "Why are we in Australia holding this Royal Commission?" "How does it work?" "Why does the Commission keep asking you to share your story?" "What have they done already?" and, "How do you keep updated?" Talia interviews Tamara Weaver, Dir…
Troy talks to Oliver Moore from Your Story Disability Legal Support, a free legal service independent from the Royal Commission. They talk about privacy, confidentiality and safety of making a submission and the legal support that Your Story will provide. They provide advice about who can access …
In this episode, Troy and Talia meet Carly from First Nations Disability Network. They explain their own roles as Advocacy Engagement Officers at Family Advocacy and Carly describes how she supports First Nations people from all over Australia to tell their stories to the Disability Royal Commissi…
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