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Basterfield, C. February 2019

Everyday words. What does it mean for Accessible Written Documents

     Victorian Electoral Commission              2019 – 2023 Disability Access and                Inclusion Plan

Women with Disabilities Victoria

Safeguards Project

Audit NSW

Transport Access Program

Special Olympics Australia

Risk Waiver

City of Perth

WinterFest Program. July 2019

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Cathy was invited to appear at the Australian Government Senate  Community Affairs References committee CentreLink public hearing on Thursday 27 April 2017. This followed her submission to the Senate enquiry, earlier in the month.

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Journal Publications from Access Easy English

Basterfield (2019) Plain Language, Easy English. What does it all mean? Intellectual Disability Australasia Issue 40, June pp 15-18

Basterfield (2018) Access to written information: a social equity, social justice issue. Clarity. 78 pp 18 – 22

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2019 Conference Presentations

IAFL  Conference (International Association of Forensic Linguistics) July, 2019 Melbourne , Australia

Basterfield, C. Access to Written Information: Language and the Legal Process

IASSIDD Conference (International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.) August, 2019 Glasgow, Scotland

Basterfield, C. What’s in a name? Easy English or Easy Read: Does it matter?

Basterfield, C. Legal Literacy. What do we know?

PLAIN Conference (Plain Language Association International) September, Oslo, Norway

Basterfield, C. Images Everywhere: What Do I Use?

ASID Conference (Australasian Society for Intellectual Disability)

Basterfield, C.  The international perspective on Easy English and Easy Read: The journey forward.