ALT A social media tile set against a background of vibrant Indigenous dot artwork in blue, orange, and red tones. The First Peoples Disability Network logo sits in a white rounded box at the top center. A large white circular badge in the middle displays red text reading “18-24 Oct 2026” at the top. Below the date, large bold text reads “INVISIBLE DISABILITIES WEEK” in maroon and red letters.

ALT A teal social media tile featuring subtle Indigenous artwork patterns in the background, with the First Peoples Disability Network logo in a white rounded box at the top center. The center displays a large white circular emblem containing an illustration of a pink heart framed by green leaves, with a green awareness ribbon looped over the heart. Arced around the illustration in magenta text are the words “WORLD” across the top and “MENTAL HEALTH DAY” along the bottom.

ALT An orange and white social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network marking ADHD Awareness Month. The top orange section features subtle Indigenous artwork patterns, colorful scattered puzzle pieces in the top right corner, and the FPDN logo in a white box at the top center. A central white banner displays red text reading “October 2026” flanked by two thin lines. Below it sits the “ADHD Awareness Month” logo, featuring large black text “ADHD” with an orange awareness ribbon on the right, above an orange arrow graphic containing the white words “AWARENESS MONTH”. The bottom section transitions back to orange artwork background with additional colorful puzzle pieces in the lower left corner.

ALT A blue and white social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network celebrating International Day of Sign Languages. The top blue section features subtle Indigenous artwork patterns in the background, with the FPDN logo in a white box at the top center. White text reads “INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SIGN LANGUAGES” followed by “23 Sep 2026” flanked by two thin white lines. The bottom white section displays the official International Day of Sign Languages logo, featuring concentric blue arches, the year “2026”, and two line-art hands signing.

ALT A magenta social media tile featuring subtle Indigenous artwork motifs in the background, with the First Peoples Disability Network logo in a white rounded box at the top center. The middle of the tile displays a large white circle containing the black logo for "NATIONAL WEEK OF DEAF PEOPLE," which includes a stylized line-art outline of Australia and the subtext "An initiative of Deaf Australia."

ALT A teal and light blue social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring their logo centered in a white box at the top. The upper teal section has a subtle Indigenous artwork pattern with a light blue banner that reads “FPDN SUBMISSION.” The lower light blue section contains dark teal text with the heading “Submission on the proposed Australian occupational therapy competency standards,” followed by subtext reading: “Occupational Therapy Board of Australia, September 2026.”

ALT An orange and white social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring subtle Indigenous artwork patterns in the background and their logo centered in a white box at the top. The upper orange section displays a white wavy-edged banner reading “FPDN SUBMISSION.” The lower white section contains large brown text that reads: “First Nations Education Policy Consultation”.

ALT A teal and light blue social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring their logo centered in a white box at the top. The upper teal section has a subtle Indigenous artwork pattern with a light blue banner that reads “FPDN SUBMISSION.” The lower light blue section contains dark teal text with the heading “Coercive Control Statutory Review Consultation,” followed by subtext reading: “Submission to the NSW Department of Communities and Justice, September 2026.”

ALT An orange and white social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring subtle Indigenous artwork patterns in the background and their logo centered in a white box at the top. The upper orange section displays a white wavy-edged banner reading “FPDN SUBMISSION.” The lower white section contains large brown text with the heading “Supported Independent Living (SIL) Commissioning Consultation,” followed by subtext that reads: “Submission to the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, September 2026.”

ALT A minimalist graphic tile set against a solid, vibrant yellow background. It prominently features the black R U OK? campaign logo with black text reading "Ask R U OK? ANY DAY", where the word "ANY" is highlighted inside a white hand-drawn oval circle.

ALT An infographic on a bright yellow background titled "The 4 steps of an R U OK? conversation" with the "Ask R U OK? ANY DAY" logo at the top left. The graphic breaks down four key steps using simple line-art illustrations of friendly, ghost-like figures interacting alongside white speech bubbles: Step 1 is "Ask R U OK?" ("How are you travelling?"), Step 2 is "Listen" ("I'm here to listen if you want to talk more"), Step 3 is "Encourage action" ("Have you spoken to your doctor about this?"), and Step 4 is "Check in" ("Just wanted to check in and see how you're doing?").

ALT A blue graphic tile with subtle Indigenous dot patterns in the background, featuring the First Peoples Disability Network logo in a white box at the top. The upper half reads “HAPPY” in sans-serif capital letters, followed by “Father’s Day” in a white cursive script. The lower half features a white line-art illustration of a father and young child walking hand in hand, with two drawn hearts floating beside them.

ALT Aunty Paula Wootton in a light blue cardigan and black skirt holding a bucket of burning native leaves during a Smoking Ceremony on an outdoor rooftop area, with smoke rising around her.

ALT An outdoor Smoking Ceremony taking place on a rooftop patio. Aunty Paula Wootton holding a bucket of smoking native leaves stands before a gathered group of seated and standing attendees, including two people in wheelchairs in the foreground.

ALT A group of people seated around a conference table in a meeting room, facing a man standing at the front presenting. Two attendees in the foreground are seated in wheelchairs.

ALT A teal and light blue social media tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring their logo in a white box at the top center. The upper teal section has a subtle Indigenous artwork background with a light blue banner that reads “FPDN SUBMISSION.” The lower light blue section contains dark teal text with the heading “Inclusive Communities Fund Consultation Paper,” followed by subtext reading: “Submission to the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, August 2026”.

ALT An orange and white media release graphic tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, featuring subtle Indigenous artwork patterns in the background and their logo centered in a white box at the top. The top orange section has a white wavy banner reading “MEDIA RELEASE,” followed by the date “26 August 2026” flanked by two thin white lines. The lower white section contains large brown text that reads: “No child left between systems, FPDN calls for local Thriving Kids guarantee”.

ALT A teal and light blue media release tile from the First Peoples Disability Network, with their logo centered in a white box at the top. The top teal section features a light blue banner reading “MEDIA RELEASE,” followed by the date “19 August 2026” flanked by two thin white lines. The lower light blue section contains dark teal text reading: “NDIS Bill passes the Senate with 32 last-minute amendments, and not one for mob”.

ALT A close-up photograph of a person holding two printed document booklets produced by NATSILS (National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services). The front document is terracotta red with an Indigenous hand artwork motif inside a diamond emblem, titled “Real Safety True Justice: An Open Letter to the Prime Minister on Youth Justice.” Below the title is the NATSILS logo. Underneath it, a second white document shows part of a printed text page alongside another NATSILS logo.

ALT An educational graphic titled "NDIS BILL UPDATE" by First Peoples Disability Network. Large text asks, "What should a credible committee report contain?" Text below notes "Five tests FPDN will apply when the Senate committee reports on the NDIS Bill." An illustration shows a hand holding a smartphone with "NDIS Watch" on the screen.

ALT An infographic titled "NDIS BILL UPDATE: Test 1: Recognise the specific impacts on mob." Text states the report should examine how the Bill affects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability, rather than assuming effects are the same for everyone.

ALT An informational graphic titled "NDIS BILL UPDATE: Test 2: No exit before a real alternative." Text explains that no one should lose NDIS support until a local, accessible, culturally safe service is operating and able to meet their needs.

ALT A tile reading "NDIS BILL UPDATE: Test 3: Assessment must work for mob." Text highlights that new assessment and automated systems shouldn't affect access or budgets without independent First Nations-led cultural validation, human oversight, and review rights.

ALT A social media tile featuring vibrant Indigenous dot artwork in blue, orange, and red hues across the background. At the top center, the First Peoples Disability Network logo appears inside a white rounded box. A white central banner displays red italic text reading “International Day of the World’s,” followed by large, bold teal letters reading “INDIGENOUS PEOPLES.” Below, the date “9 August 2026” is written in red between two horizontal lines.