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Headshot images of Professor Kate Ames, Professor Ruth Barker, Professor Charlotte Brownlow, Ms. Sasha Job, Prof. Byron Keating, Prof. Elizabeth Kendall, Dr. Talitha Kingsmill, Professor Sean Tweedy, Adjunct Professor Denise Wood.


The Queensland Disability Research Network (QDRN) Advisory Group was established in 2024 with a commitment to ensuring comprehensive representation across Queensland's diverse regions. Led by senior professors and staff from Griffith University, the University of Southern Queensland, Torrens University, James Cook University, The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of the Sunshine Coast, and Central Queensland University this group brings together a strong collective of researchers dedicated to advancing disability research through cross-sectoral collaboration.


Logo images of Central Queensland University, Griffith University, James Cook University Australia, The University of Queensland Australia, University of Southern Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of the Sunshine Coast Australia, and Torrens University Australia.


Our goal is to work in partnership with industry stakeholders and Queensland peak disability organisations to ensure that our research remains relevant and responsive to the needs of the disability community. We emphasise the use of effective, meaningful co-design methods to engage with those directly impacted by our research.

The QDRN enjoys key partnerships with the Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety (DFSDS&CS), the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) and the Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN).


Logo images of the Queensland Government, Queenslanders with Disability Network, and the National Disability Insurance Agency.


The QDRN aims to showcase the outstanding and impactful disability research taking place across Queensland. By collaborating with the National Disability Research Partnership and other national bodies, we strive to represent and advocate for the unique interests and contributions of Queensland’s disability sector on a broader stage.

Headshot images of Professor Kate Ames, Professor Ruth Barker, Professor Charlotte Brownlow, Ms. Sasha Job, Prof. Byron Keating, Prof. Elizabeth Kendall, Dr. Talitha Kingsmill, Professor Sean Tweedy, Adjunct Professor Denise Wood.


The Queensland Disability Research Network (QDRN) Advisory Group was established in 2024 with a commitment to ensuring comprehensive representation across Queensland's diverse regions. Led by senior professors and staff from Griffith University, the University of Southern Queensland, Torrens University, James Cook University, The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of the Sunshine Coast, and Central Queensland University this group brings together a strong collective of researchers dedicated to advancing disability research through cross-sectoral collaboration.


Logo images of Central Queensland University, Griffith University, James Cook University Australia, The University of Queensland Australia, University of Southern Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of the Sunshine Coast Australia, and Torrens University Australia.


Our goal is to work in partnership with industry stakeholders and Queensland peak disability organisations to ensure that our research remains relevant and responsive to the needs of the disability community. We emphasise the use of effective, meaningful co-design methods to engage with those directly impacted by our research.

The QDRN enjoys key partnerships with the Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety (DFSDS&CS), the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) and the Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN).


Logo images of the Queensland Government, Queenslanders with Disability Network, and the National Disability Insurance Agency.


The QDRN aims to showcase the outstanding and impactful disability research taking place across Queensland. By collaborating with the National Disability Research Partnership and other national bodies, we strive to represent and advocate for the unique interests and contributions of Queensland’s disability sector on a broader stage.

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