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Dr Michael and Tanya from the Jamieson Trauma Institute are taking significant steps in disability access and inclusion in sports. 🏅⚽

In an exciting partnership, the Jamieson Trauma Institute is teaming up with Queenslanders with Disability Network, QUT, The University of Queensland, and passionate advocates to lead a groundbreaking research initiative. The project will dive deep into mapping Queensland's disability community, uncovering fresh insights and crafting strategies to make sports more accessible and inclusive.

"Our partnership is committed to turning evidence into actionable strategies for inclusive sports participation for Queenslanders with disability," says Dr Michael.

"We want to make Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and the Oceania region a better place through sport, leveraging the momentum of the 2032 Olympic Games to create lasting positive change."
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Dr Michael and Tanya from the Jamieson Trauma Institute are taking significant steps in disability access and inclusion in sports. 🏅⚽

In an exciting partnership, the Jamieson Trauma Institute is teaming up with Queenslanders with Disability Network, QUT, The University of Queensland, and passionate advocates to lead a groundbreaking research initiative. The project will dive deep into mapping Queenslands disability community, uncovering fresh insights and crafting strategies to make sports more accessible and inclusive. 

Our partnership is committed to turning evidence into actionable strategies for inclusive sports participation for Queenslanders with disability, says Dr Michael.

We want to make Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and the Oceania region a better place through sport, leveraging the momentum of the 2032 Olympic Games to create lasting positive change.
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Dr Michael and Tanya from the Jamieson Trauma Institute are taking significant steps in disability access and inclusion in sports. 🏅⚽

In an exciting partnership, the Jamieson Trauma Institute is teaming up with Queenslanders with Disability Network, QUT, The University of Queensland, and passionate advocates to lead a groundbreaking research initiative. The project will dive deep into mapping Queensland's disability community, uncovering fresh insights and crafting strategies to make sports more accessible and inclusive. 

"Our partnership is committed to turning evidence into actionable strategies for inclusive sports participation for Queenslanders with disability," says Dr Michael.

"We want to make Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and the Oceania region a better place through sport, leveraging the momentum of the 2032 Olympic Games to create lasting positive change."

Dr Michael and Tanya from the Jamieson Trauma Institute are taking significant steps in disability access and inclusion in sports. 🏅⚽

In an exciting partnership, the Jamieson Trauma Institute is teaming up with Queenslanders with Disability Network, QUT, The University of Queensland, and passionate advocates to lead a groundbreaking research initiative. The project will dive deep into mapping Queensland`s disability community, uncovering fresh insights and crafting strategies to make sports more accessible and inclusive.

"Our partnership is committed to turning evidence into actionable strategies for inclusive sports participation for Queenslanders with disability," says Dr Michael.

"We want to make Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and the Oceania region a better place through sport, leveraging the momentum of the 2032 Olympic Games to create lasting positive change."
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