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Accessible Action values and promotes the social model of disability and supports organisations to improve outcomes and increase participation for people with disability. Providing functional expertise and valuable lived experience from the perspectives of people with disability, we recognize the importance of access and inclusion in everything we do.
We will undertake a high-level review and analysis of your organisation and work closely with you to engage internal and external stakeholders to develop access plans, strategies, policies and processes to promote access and inclusion.
Accessible Action will provide tailored disability awareness training to improve access and inclusion in your organisation. We will ensure your learning outcomes provide a new perspective on the social model of disability, and shift mindsets to promote access and inclusion of people with disability in your organisation.

Our facilitators will be people with lived experience of disability in order to influence with authenticity and effect meaningful change.

Disability Leaders
We are the world's first disability owned and led disability leadership development organisation.

The DLI provides leadership programs that consider your disability as an asset, while surrounded by a supportive community of disability leaders. The DLI promotes our members when they are in the news or appointed to positions. We like to share what disability leaders are up to.

As a fully virtual organisation, we offer membership to disability leaders all over the world. Membership is open to all disabled people everywhere and at all levels.

The DLI also offers Entrepreneurs Membership to disability entrepreneurs. Be part of a supportive community while learning and growing our businesses together.

Check out our online courses and programs.

leadership development
leadership coaching
leadership assessments
members community of practice
entrepreneurs community

DLI Consulting

Our range of specialist consulting and training is designed to support you to support your emerging and established disability leaders.
DLI Consulting uses only disabled people, across the broad expertise of the DLI membership, to work with your organisation by delivering workshops, specialist coaching, and organisational change management.
The DLI is home to the National Register of Disability Leaders - share your opportunities with disability leaders to find the leader you are looking for.

Inclusif is built on case-based-learning that was originally constructed through video course modules to educate future healthcare professionals in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney (USYD). This providing students at both an Undergraduate and Master of Rehabilitation Counselling level about the day-to-day aspects of living with a debilitating condition, like epilepsy following two brain surgery procedures. It is this first-person perspective that accommodates Dr Martin Raffaele four degrees at USYD that gives the business the knowledge on what is necessary for understanding a condition like epilepsy and the benefits of building a plan for neurodiversity in a business. Developed and located at USYD, Inclusif is the step to creating great diversity, equality and inclusion into general society, which includes the workforce.

I work with national and international business and industry, helping them understand why disability representation matters AND show them how to improve it in their workplace practices and communications content. I'm the Disability Affairs Officer at Media Diversity Australia and have been a Board Member with Queensland Health for over a decade. It's an eclectic mix of roles.

Organised by Owl
Founder: Bailey Wemyss

At Organised by Owl, Bailey Wemyss leverages over 20 years of extensive experience to provide comprehensive consulting, speaking, and writing services. Specializing in disability consultations, advocacy, and research, Bailey’s work focuses on the multifaceted aspects of disability, with a particular emphasis on intersectionality.

Bailey is not only an expert by profession but also brings a deeply personal understanding to the table, with lived experiences of Autism, ADHD, Ehlers Danlos, and other disabilities. As a wheelchair user and a parent of children with disabilities, Bailey’s insights are both profound and empathetic. Additionally, as a proud Aboriginal woman and a member of the LGBTIQA+ communities, Bailey’s work is enriched by a diverse and inclusive perspective.

Bailey’s services include delivering impactful speaking engagements, writing compelling blogs, articles, and research papers, and offering tailored consultations to help organizations and individuals navigate the complexities of disability and intersectionality. Organised by Owl is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive and understanding society through advocacy, education, and collaboration.