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A group of cartoon illustrations of women, non-binary and gender diverse people with disabilities. One is a wheelchair user wearing a shirt with the Aboriginal flag on it, one is sitting on a walker and has long orange hair, and one is using a cane and is wearing a tie with the colours of the transgender flag. Another three are standing behind - one has green tints in their hair and is wearing a prosthetic leg, one is an older person with grey hair, and one has a beard and long purple hair. They are all wearing purple and green clothing. and smiling.

Welcome to WWDACT

We advocate together with women, non-binary and gender diverse people with disabilities in the ACT.

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Latest news

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Upcoming events

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Workshop resources

Chronic Mischief Issue no. 2 submissions are now open! Click here for more information

Latest posts

Join us for a coffee catch up at the new location, DKB Hall! It is right next to Cafe Stepping Stone on Hawdon Place in Dickson We have yet another position available - we're looking for a Senior Policy Officer! WWDACT is hiring! Express your interest to join our pool of Casual Event Facilitators by completing the Expression of Interest form by clicking the link in WWDACT's instagram bio. 📣 Have Your Say on Sexual Health Join us for the last in a series of our badgemaking events! Carers survey extended - open until 7 August! An event for women, non-binary and gender diverse people with disabilities. Last chance to respond! Survey closes 26/7 Are you an individual or part of an organisation providing sexual health services, information or education in the ACT?

About us

Women with Disabilities ACT (WWDACT) is a systemic advocacy and peer support organisation. We advocate on behalf of all women, girls, non-binary and gender diverse people living and working in the ACT and surrounding regions.

Learn about what we do
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