The FPDN Annual Report 2016-17 is an interactive document that can be downloaded here. The audited Financial Accounts are available here.

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC WELLBEING OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) acknowledges and thanks the First Peoples Disability Network Australia (FPDN) for their review of this feature article. 695

FPDN Annual Report 2015-16

Intersectional Dimensions on the Right to Health for Indigenous Peoples – A Disability Perspective Prepared for the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP) study on ‘The Right to Health For Indigenous Peoples’

Senate Inquiry Submission: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives on the Recurrent and Indefinite Detention of People with Cognitive and Psychiatric Impairment

The Redfern Statement is available here.

DPO Australia submission: Senate Inquiry into Indefinite Detention of People with Cognitive and Psychiatric Impairment in Australia

Download document here. Statement to the Senate Community Affairs Reference Committee Inquiry into the adequacy of residential arrangements for young people with severe physical, mental or intellectual disabilities   376

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Why Ignoring Disability will Derail Attempts to Create Parity in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment and Other Social Outcomes.

Introduction By any measure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability are amongst some of the most disadvantaged Australians; often facing multiple barriers to meaningful participation within their own communities and the wider community. The prevalence of disability amongst Aboriginal and Torres Islander people is significantly higher

FPDN’s CEO, Damian Griffis and Research and Policy Director, Scott Avery were featured in a video presentation shown at the Deadly Deaf Mob conference in Western Sydney in 2015.

Senate Community Affairs References Committee