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Community Auslan education and inclusion program
Community-focused Auslan education, resources, workshops and accessible learning tools.
Stage: Planned — program design
- What it is
- We intend to provide Auslan education, learning resources, workshops and accessible digital learning tools — developed together with community organisations, educators and people with lived experience.
- How it advances our purpose
- It advances education, accessibility and social inclusion by building community capability to communicate with Deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
- Who benefits
- Deaf and hard-of-hearing people, community members, carers, volunteers, educators and service providers.
- Expected public benefit
- Greater community capability to communicate accessibly, and stronger social inclusion and participation.
How we deliver it
Like all of our work, this activity is delivered within our charitable purpose and governed by our board-approved policies. We co-design with people who have lived experience, engage relevant community, education and research partners, and apply proportionate safeguarding, privacy, ethics and conflict-of-interest controls.
Where the activity involves collaboration with partners or commercial entities, it proceeds only where it demonstrably advances our charitable purpose, on documented, fair, arm's-length terms. Any resources produced are held for public benefit, and progress is evaluated against real accessibility and inclusion outcomes.
What this project needs — and how you can help
We are early, and the right partners and support make a real difference. If any of this is you, we would love to talk.
- Community organisations, educators and Deaf mentors to co-deliver
- Venues and reach into communities that would benefit
- Learning-design and accessible content expertise
- Program funding, donations or sponsorship