Blind Citizens Australia (BCA).
Blind Citizens Australia is the national representative organisation of people who are blind or vision-impaired.
Latest contributions
Part 2 of a recent Braille House presentation on tourism accessibility for blind people.
Accessible tourism - Margo Carwardine (part 2)
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Part 1 of an interview about a project to make tourism more accessible to blind-low vision travellers.
Accessible tourism - Margo Carwardine (part 1)
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Vision 2020 comment on the government response to the Disability Royal Commission recommendations.
The Federal Government's response to the Disability Royal Commission
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Concerns about changes at Vision Australia prompt an Open Letter to its Directors.
Open Letter to Vision Australia Directors
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Conclusion of a presentation on accessible health communications for people with a disability.
Accessible communications in health - Prof Katie Ellis (part 2)
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Part 1 of a Roundtable presentation on accessible health communications for people with disabilities.
Accessible communications in health - Prof Katie Ellis (part 1)
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Part 2 of a Round Table presentation on disabled people's access to workplaces.
Accessible workplaces - Rebecca Clark and Damo McMorrow (part 2)
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First of a two-part presentation on access to workplaces by people with print disabilities.
Accessible workplaces - Damo McMorrow and Rebecca Clark (part 1)
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Part 2 of a recent roundtable address on AI and its significance for people with print disabilities.
Is AI a blessing or a curse? Dr Scott Hollier (part 2)
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Part 1 of a presentation on Artificial Intelligence and its use by people with print disabilities.
Is AI a blessing or a curse? Dr Scott Hollier (part 1)
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Presentation on access to AI for low-vision people with print disability in Pacific Island nations.
AI in developing countries - Ben Clare
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Recent roundtable presentation on fair access to communications and technology.
Accessible ICT procurement: David Swayne and Jonathan Craig
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