Quality Collaboration Network: Improving accessibility using plain English
Writing in plain language is one of the ways you can effectively communicate with both clients and colleagues.
Below you will find a list of all posts that have been categorised as "Webinar"
Capacity for decision-making and guardianship: Strengthening your practice (a three-part series)
Working with patients and clients who are ageing or who have co-morbid disabilities or illnesses can raise issues around capacity for decision-making, how to support them and when to refer to QCAT.
Human Rights in Action: A Child Rights Approach to Practice – Making Rights Real
A child rights approach is about focusing on children and their development. It is taking children seriously in their own right, as active agents who have their own distinct experiences of the world. It is underpinned by a commitment to hearing and taking seriously children's own voices and experiences, as the basis for all actions and decisions that affect them.
Understanding the Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework with the Australian Human Rights Commission
The Parliamentary Joint Committee of Human Rights is currently holding an Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework.
Quality Collaboration Network: Designing policies that are accessible to the Blind and the sighted
This QCN Meeting will focus on ensuring policy and other organisational documents are accessible to blind readers.
Diverting all young children from jails, watch houses and courts
A better alternative to the youth justice system is possible for children.
Unpacking the Stage 2 Tenancy Reforms in Queensland
This webinar is an absolute must for any community sector organisation developing a submission in response to these important reforms, or for anyone who would like to provide their vital insights to QCOSS on these matters.
I’ve put my hand up to be the Chair or President – what do I need to know?
The Chair or President of an organisation takes on a leadership role in their community, providing clear guidance towards the vision of an organisation and ensuring benefit to their community.
In Conversation with Hon Mick de Brenni MP
Access to affordable, reliable energy is essential to live a comfortable, dignified and healthy life.
Human Rights in Action: Accidental Advocates
Join us and the Queensland Human Rights Commission to explore the ways non-legal advocates based in community organisations can use the Human Rights Act 2019 to advocate on behalf of their clients, or to help clients advocate on their own behalf.