25/03/2026
How well do you know Women with Disabilities Victoria?
For example, did you know we are the peak body for women and gender diverse people in Victoria?
Here are three facts about Women with Disabilities Victoria you might not know.
For more information and to become a member visit wdv.org.au
Image descriptions
Slide 1: A dark purple slide with the WDV logo in the top left. The orange text reads ‘How well do you know Women with Disabilities Victoria?’ Below that is white text with the words ‘Here are three facts about our organisation you might now know.’ Below that there are several abstract shapes.
Slide 2: A purple slide with the WDV logo in the bottom right corner. Text reads ‘WDV is the peak body for women and gender diverse people with disabilities in Victoria. This means we represent the voices of women and gender diverse people with disabilities when it comes to policies and systems that impact our lives.’ Below this is a cartoon image of four people, one is wearing a green outfit and sitting in a wheelchair, one has bright pink hair and a purple jacket, one has black hair and a white with a rainbow on it, and the last one wears a purple outfit and head scarf’.
Slide 3: A dark purple slide with the WDV logo in the top right. Text reads ‘WDV is a Disabled Peoples Organisation (DPO) that is run by and for women and gender diverse people with disabilities. Our staff, members and volunteers are people of all ages, backgrounds, lifestyles and disabilities.’ In the bottom right corner is a cartoon image of a woman sitting at a desk working on a laptop. She has fair hair and a bun.
Slide 4: A light purple slide with two large speech bubbles in dark purple and orange. The first speech bubble reads ‘WDV aims to increase gender and disability equity in Victoria through advocacy, research, campaigns and collaboration.’ The second reads ‘We work across many areas, with a focus on health services, violence prevention and leadership.’ The WDV logo is in the bottom left corner in dark purple.
Slide 5: A sandy coloured tile with the WDV logo in the top left. The words in large purple text read ‘To find our more and become a member, visit wdv.org.au’ In the bottom right of the image are two women – one is wearing dark glasses and walking with a service dog, and the other wears a purple dress and holds a cane.
