BCA Inform – What the Election Results means for our Community
Tuesday, 3rd June from 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEST.
Join us for a timely discussion to unpack the results of the Federal Election and what they mean for BCA’s advocacy agenda. We’ll explore key policy areas, ministerial changes and new appointments, and the implications for the blindness sector.
Find out what’s changed, what our priorities are moving forward, and how developments could impact key areas like audio description. Most importantly, learn how you can take action and be part of BCA’s push for meaningful progress.
To register for the event please visit the Humanitix website.
If you have any questions or if you require assistance registering, please feel free to contact us at events@bca.org.au or call 1800 033 660.
What is BCA Inform?
BCA Inform is a BCA-hosted monthly round table event that shares the work the organisation has been involved in and the work of other stakeholders that directly relates to people who are blind or vision impaired.
Notice of Event Recording
Please note that in the interest of accessibility, all BCA online events are recorded and made available to the public via the BCA website and the completion of your registration provides consent for this recording.
If you would rather not have your contributions to the session recorded, you may submit your questions or contributions to BCA staff by calling 1800 033 660 or emailing events@bca.org.au at least 24hrs prior to the event, or you may access the recording rather than attending the live event.
Past Events
- May 2025: Employment
- April 2025: Accessible Health Services
- March 2025: Australian Federal Election
- February 2025: Inclusive and Accessible Procurement
- December 2024: AI and Digital Accessibility
- November 2024: Shaping a Plan for Accessible Information and Communication
- October 2024: Championing Your Voice: Election 2024
- September 2024: NDIS and DRC Update
- August 2024: Consultation On Future Inform Topics
- July 2024: Sports and Community Participation
- June 2024: NDIS Post-Budget Update
- May 2024: Employment
- April 2024: Blindness Service Providers
- March 2024: Digital Inclusion
- February 2024: Automated Vehicles
- December 2023: Disability Support Pension and Age Pension (Blind)
- November 2023: Responding to the Disability Royal Commission
- October 2023: Voice to Parliament Referendum
- September 2023: Standing for Election
- July 2023: Challenges with Taxi and Rideshare Services
- June 2023: Talking healthcare with the National Policy Council
- May 2023: Support workers
- April 2023: Self-advocacy
- March 2023: Member Consultation – Constitution Review
- February 2023: Member Engagement
- December 2022: Audio Description
- November 2022: An Update on the Disability Royal Commission
- October 2022: BCA Elections
- September 2022: NDIS Update
- August 2022: Banking and Financial Services
- July 2022: Strategic Plan
- June 2022: Concessions
- May 2022: Federal Election
- April 2022: Employment
- March 2022: Education
- February 2022: NDIS Participant Portal and “My NDIS” Mobile App
- October 2021: Standing for Election
- September 2021 Recommendations Session
- August 2021: Projects, Policy and Future Prospects
- July 2021: Wayfinding – let the adventures begin, again!
- May 2021: Taxi and Rideshare Transportation
- April 2021: BCA’s Service Charter
- March 2021: BCA’s International Engagement
- February 2021: The Year to Come: An Overview of BCA’s 2021 Project-based Opportunities for Member Engagement
- December 2020: The Year That Was – A panel discussion on BCA’s 2020