What format would you prefer to present your paper (you may select more than one)
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Please upload a print quality head and shoulders portrait to be included in the conference materials. JPG or PNG, 5Mb maximum size.
Ensure the title is in sentence case.
Please choose up to two conference themes that your submission addresses.
Building a globally capable disability employment workforce
How countries are developing the skills, leadership and organisational cultures needed to deliver quality, sustainable disability employment services, and what the sector can learn from different approaches.
Technology, innovation and the future of accessible work
How technology, accessibility and emerging innovation can create more inclusive opportunities in work, learning and community participation.
Employers, labour markets and economic inclusion
How employers across different national contexts are driving meaningful inclusion, from recruitment through to career progression, and what global labour market trends mean for people with disability.
Policy, systems change and rights-based approaches
How governments, advocates and people with disability are shaping policy reform, advancing rights-based frameworks and building the cross-sector systems needed for lasting inclusion.
Quality practice, co-design and outcomes that matter
What works for individuals, with a focus on quality support, co-design, mental health, belonging and the measurement of outcomes that matter to people.
Other Theme
If your presentation addresses a different theme, please note it in the Additional Comments field below.
A specific explanation of how your submission offers learning applicable beyond your own country or context (maximum 150 words). This is a required field — submissions that do not address international relevance will not proceed to review.
Optional description of how people with lived experience of disability have been involved in the work being presented, or in the development of the submission itself (maximum 100 words)
