School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science
Nathan campus, Griffith University
170 Kessels Road
Queensland 4111 Australia
For all enquiries, please contact us at projectopendoors@griffith.edu.au
Telephone +61 (07) 3735 7674
Facsimile +61 (07) 3735 5187
Freya Toussaint paving a future for herself in the retail industry. Photo: Jake Day. […]
By: Student Journalist
Deaflympics athlete Jaime Howell takes a break from training – photo: Jackson Paine The Australian […]
By: Student Journalist
People with intellectual disabilities often face the stigma of being asexual ‘innocents’ WARNING: This story […]
By: Student Journalist
Choice Life Passion Client Liaison officer Nigel Webb Photo: Queenslanders with a Disability Network […]
By: Student Journalist
Caption: Nick Fredriksen on his family farm at Kilcoy in South East Queensland. Photo: Maddelin […]
By: Student Journalist
Patch and Trav at the Murray River Photo: School of the Road When you think about […]
By: Student Journalist
*listen to podcast of interview below Graeme Innes hasn’t had the right to a secret […]
By: Student Journalist
Barry Harwood showing off one of the many kitchens at the ABC office. Photo: Jana […]
By: Student Journalist
Social Worker Donna Bryan and self-advocate Michael Cherry working together at Community Living Association (CLA). […]
By: Student Journalist
People with an intellectual disability are struggling to obtain justice in our court system. The […]
By: Student Journalist
BY MICHAEL HARRIS Assistant Director Jayson Harrahan makes the opening remarks at the NDIS Provider Readiness […]
By: Student Journalist
Touch Football Specialised in action Photo: Madison Spedding Ex-Australian Touch Footballer Graeme Clancy wanted to […]
By: Student Journalist
This uniquely touching tale of sisterly bond is a celebration of the NDIS, and just […]
By: Student Journalist
Project Open Doors is an initiative of Griffith University’s Journalism Program to effect change in the way people living with disabilities, their families, carers and support workers are represented in the media, and to develop a body of media reporting about issues affecting the disability sector in conjunction with people living with disability.