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    This 3-hour workshop on March 10th from 10am to 1pm in Carlton will outline Victoria's equal opportunity and human rights laws regarding disability protections and advocacy. It will discuss employers', education providers', and service providers' duties to reasonably accommodate people with disabilities. It will also explain how public authorities must consider human rights in policy-making and service delivery, and how the Commission can help resolve discrimination disputes. Attendees will learn how to strengthen advocacy through practical examples and case studies. Registration is required by contacting the provided phone number or email.

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    This 3-hour workshop on March 10th from 10am to 1pm in Carlton will outline Victoria's equal opportunity and human rights laws regarding disability protections and advocacy. It will discuss employers', education providers', and service providers' duties to reasonably accommodate people with disabilities. It will also explain how public authorities must consider human rights in policy-making and service delivery, and how the Commission can help resolve discrimination disputes. Attendees will learn how to strengthen advocacy through practical examples and case studies. Registration is required by contacting the provided phone number or email.

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    Equal Opportunity and The Human Rights Charter For Disability Advocacy

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    This 3-hour workshop on March 10th from 10am to 1pm in Carlton will outline Victoria's equal opportunity and human rights laws regarding disability protections and advocacy. It will discuss employers', education providers', and service providers' duties to reasonably accommodate people with disabilities. It will also explain how public authorities must consider human rights in policy-making and service delivery, and how the Commission can help resolve discrimination disputes. Attendees will learn how to strengthen advocacy through practical examples and case studies. Registration is required by contacting the provided phone number or email.

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    Equal Opportunity

    and the Human


    Rights Charter for
    Disability Advocacy
    Recommended for community advocates
    and self advocates
    Learn how to use Victorian human rights and equal
    opportunity laws to strengthen your advocacy to achieve
    better outcomes, improved services and greater access.

    This workshop will:


    outline the Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 2010 and the Charter of Human Rights
    and Responsibilities Act 2006 with a focus on disability protections;
    discuss how employers, education providers and providers of goods and services
    must make reasonable adjustments for people with disability;
    explain how public authorities must consider human rights when developing policies
    and delivering services;
    explain how the Commission can help you resolve disputes about discrimination;
    and
    use practical and relevant examples and case studies.

    Duration: 3 hours
    Date: 10 March
    Time: 10.00am - 1.00pm
    Location: Level 3, 204 Lygon Street Carlton
    Cost: Free
    Bookings are required. Please contact us on
    (03) 9032 3415 or email education@veohrc.vic.gov.au

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