Radio Reading Resources for Stations are a series of community media training resources developed as part of RPH Australia's Regional Development Project, supporting radio stations in regional and remote Australia to produce new, diverse, quality local programming made by and for people with a print disability in their community. 

Access for All - Great Reasons to Include More People looks at how people with disabilities in particular are often misrepresented in or absent from the mainstream media, and how your station can provide an opportunity to change this. 

• Access-For-All-RPHA-Radio-Reading-Resources-for-Stations.pdf
  

Reaching out as a station to people who you don’t know is essential. Who's out there? - Getting to know your community of interest aims to assist your station in increasing your visibility in the community. 

• Whos-out-there-RPHA-Radio-Reading-Resources-for-Stations.pdf
• Accessibility-Shopping-List-RPHA-Radio-Reading-Resources-for-Stations.pdf

LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, intersex, asexual) people face unique challenges when working or volunteering that other members of the public may not face. 

• LGBTQIA+  & LGBTQ2IA+ Inclusive language guide
• A guide to using pronouns
• QLife has put together a series of guides that use plain language to help people understand the complex challenges LGBTQIA+ people come across in their lives. Check out the full range.
• Guide: Rural and Regional People who live in rural, regional and remote areas of Australia can face unique challenges in having a social connection, accessing services and maintaining health and wellbeing. 
• LGBTQIA+ Inclusive practices guidelines
• LGBTQIA+ Inclusion training

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Engaging and supporting volunteers from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds