First Peoples Disability Network (FPDN) works closely with the media, community, and key organisations to amplify the voices, needs, and experiences of First Nations people with disability.
Through advocacy, storytelling, and collaboration, we aim to challenge barriers, promote inclusion, and ensure that the perspectives of mob with disability are heard, respected, and represented in national conversations.
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“Managed neglect,” First Nations disability peak body responds to the 2026-27 Federal Budget
“Managed neglect,” First Nations disability peak body responds to the 2026-27 Federal Budget
Reform without cultural safety will fail First Nations people with disability, again
Reform without cultural safety will fail First Nations people with disability, again
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN Condemns NT’s Spit Hood Reintroduction: A Dehumanising Policy of Torture
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN Condemns NT’s Spit Hood Reintroduction: A Dehumanising Policy of Torture
MEDIA RELEASE: First Peoples Disability Network stands in solidarity with Yuendumu following inquest findings into Kumanjayi Walker’s avoidable death
MEDIA RELEASE: First Peoples Disability Network stands in solidarity with Yuendumu following inquest findings into Kumanjayi Walker’s avoidable death
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN backs Minister McCarthy on independent investigation and family’s demands after the death of Kumanjayi White
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN backs Minister McCarthy on independent investigation and family’s demands after the death of Kumanjayi White
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN demands urgent, systemic action after death of Aboriginal man with a disability during NT police restraint
MEDIA RELEASE: FPDN demands urgent, systemic action after death of Aboriginal man with a disability during NT police restraint
Media engagement and coverage
FPDN works closely with national and community media to highlight the experiences, rights, and priorities of First Nations people with disability. We share stories of strength, resilience, and leadership from our communities to promote inclusion and drive meaningful change across the sector.
As the national voice for mob with disability, FPDN regularly contributes to public conversations on disability justice, cultural safety, and systemic reform. Through interviews, commentary, and partnerships, we help ensure that First Nations perspectives are visible and valued in national dialogue.
For media enquiries or to connect with an FPDN spokesperson, please contact our Communications Team at 📧 [email protected]
To be added to FPDN’s media contact list, please send your details (name, media organisation and email address) to: [email protected]
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