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In this section of the website, we share stories from women, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. Here, we celebrate strengths and resilience in navigating life's challenges and opportunities. We also share the reality of some harder experiences. Each story is a tribute to our courage and unique journeys.
Join us as we share these voices, you might like to submit a story too.
My life story is one of an autistic (and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder [ADHD]) female. I want to share my story with you in case you are struggling because of undiagnosed autism or lack of support around you
Are you a woman, girl, feminine identifying or non-binary person with disabilities that lives in Australia and likes to write, create, or make videos or podcasts? You are invited to be part of our storytelling community. Join us in experiencing the power of telling and sharing your story.
Neve our stories is a place for the Neve audience and WWDA members to connect, share, and learn more about each other. If you are a woman, girl, or feminine identifying or non-binary person with disabilities and have a story to share, please send your pitch to neve@wwda.org.au. Your pitch should be between 50-100 words describing your story and how you would like to share it.
We strongly encourage submissions from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people with experiences of incarceration or institutionalisation, LGBTQIA+ people and people with intellectual disability. WWDA will be reserving space for these voices.
Neve believes strongly in paying women and gender-diverse people for their work and as such, can offer $100 for you to share your story.
More information in Easy English: Blog or Story callout
Tips: Writing an engaging blog or story
If you are not a member of WWDA click here to join today.
You don’t need to be a member to share a story with us, but if you are you will be the first to know about new and exciting things happening at Neve, and at WWDA.
