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PWDA launches Creative Storytelling Competition

for LGBTQIA+ People with Disability

Q MAGAZINE-PWDA launches Creative Storytelling Competition-Community Attitudes Story Comp Email Banner
brett | Supporting our community since 2004

PWDA is looking for LGBTQIA+ people with disability to share your story!

They are looking for creative, real stories that reflect the diversity of our community and challenge stigma and discrimination.

The competition is part of the PWDA Community Attitudes project – a national awareness and education program focused on building inclusion in workplaces and communities.

The competition opened Tuesday 1 September and closes Sunday 25 October 2026 at 11:59pm AEST.

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