A colloquium hosted by the Disability Studies and Research Institute (DSaRI) Friday 22 October 2004 9.30am-4.30pm

The Council Chamber, The Chancellery Building, UNSW (Gate 9, High Street, Kensington)

This one day colloquium explores a range of issues in contemporary social work practice with people with disabilities. Professor Richard Hugman, Head of the School of Social Work at the University of New South Wales, and Rosemary Kayess, Chair, Disability Studies and Research Institute, will open the day.

Students from the School of Social Work, UNSW will present papers and posters covering a broad range of issues. Topics include:

Access to the built environment;

Sexuality and Disability;

Sexualt Assault;

Ageing with a disability

Disability within the Social Work Curriculum;

Access to tertiary education;

Discrimination against people with epilepsy;

Issues for people with autism sprectrum disorder;

Issues in inclusive education.


For more colloquium information, visit DSaRI October Seminar - Social Work Practice and Disability: Student Perspectives