WYAG Expressions of Interest Form |
The Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) Youth Advisory Group (YAG) has three vacancies for young women, feminine identifying or non-binary young people, from specific states.
There are currently 4 vacancies for a young person who is eligible and is:
- From Western Australia; Or
- From South Australia; Or
- Aboriginal or a Torres Strait Islander from any state or territory
Terms of Reference
The Terms of Reference alongside with all expectations and responsibilities can be found here.
Easy Read
The Terms of Reference in Easy Read and Application form can be found here.
You can also send in an Easy Read application form and email it to Margherita at ydo@wwda.org.au
Please note there are time and responsibility requirements to be a part of the group, so please read the Terms of Reference or contact Margherita at ydo@wwda.org.au if you have any questions.
The Terms of Reference alongside with all expectations and responsibilities can be found here.
Easy Read
The Terms of Reference in Easy Read and Application form can be found here.
You can also send in an Easy Read application form and email it to Margherita at ydo@wwda.org.au
Please note there are time and responsibility requirements to be a part of the group, so please read the Terms of Reference or contact Margherita at ydo@wwda.org.au if you have any questions.
Am I Eligible?
Expressions of interest to join the WWDA Youth Advisory Group are open to all young people women, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disability aged between 15 and 30.
All of WWDA’s work is grounded in a human rights framework. WWDA practices intersectional feminism and will aim to ensure WWDA Youth Advisory Group members are representative of the needs and views of a diverse range of young women and girls with disability in Australia. For this reason, WWDA has reserved 3 of the 15 positions on the advisory group for young women with disability who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individuals. We have one position open, which is why we will be reserving a spot for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individual.
WWDA also strongly encourages young women with disability are who from culturally and linguistically diverse, migrant and refugee backgrounds, living in remote, rural or regional areas and /or identify as LGBTIQA+ to apply.
As mentioned above, you must be from South Australia, Western Australia or identifies as Aboriginal or a Torres Strait Islander to fill the vacancies.
All of WWDA’s work is grounded in a human rights framework. WWDA practices intersectional feminism and will aim to ensure WWDA Youth Advisory Group members are representative of the needs and views of a diverse range of young women and girls with disability in Australia. For this reason, WWDA has reserved 3 of the 15 positions on the advisory group for young women with disability who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individuals. We have one position open, which is why we will be reserving a spot for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individual.
WWDA also strongly encourages young women with disability are who from culturally and linguistically diverse, migrant and refugee backgrounds, living in remote, rural or regional areas and /or identify as LGBTIQA+ to apply.
As mentioned above, you must be from South Australia, Western Australia or identifies as Aboriginal or a Torres Strait Islander to fill the vacancies.