The discussion was highly productive and raised important issues concerning inclusion. One attendee discussed how gender and disability can intersect to cause women with disabilities to be further marginalised than their male counterparts and how both gender-based data on disability and gender-based funding could help mitigate this.
About
AIDRAN brings together Australian and Indonesian disability advocates, researchers and practitioners to promote broader social inclusion through interdisciplinary research on disability and social inclusion and evidence-informed, disability-inclusive policy.
Members of AIDRAN support disability research processes and outcomes that are dynamic and engage with emerging local issues and concerns. We aim to expand the breadth of existing research to provide opportunities for inclusion and participation in the design, implementation and outcomes of Indonesian social policy.
