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Browsing: accessibility

Accessible thesis

Analysis November 2, 2023By Honi Soit

I humbly acknowledge the diverse knowledges and sovereignty of all First Nations and displaced people and pay respects to the…

‘Our rights as disabled people have not been acknowledged’: Students campaign for hybrid learning

Disabilities March 12, 2023By Khanh Tran

“The choice shouldn’t be between education and not being able to come to a tutorial because you can’t enter the bloody building.”

Hell on wheels

Features October 10, 2017By Robin Eames

The struggle for true accessibility continues 42 years after the first wheelchair user studied at USyd

Those who start behind

Features March 9, 2017By Zoe Stawyskyj

We have a long way to go until we reach a the point where those who start behind don’t have to stay there.

From the mines

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