Ms. Joanna Shulman

According to NSW DDLC Principal Solicitor, Joanna Shulman,
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Joanna Shulman, Principal Solicitor, NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre (02) 9310 7722

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Celebrating 30 years - Joanna Shulman on disibility discrimination and the ADA
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Principal Solicitor of the NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre (DDLC) Joanna Shulman spoke at the 30th anniversary forum on the history and future of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act held on 30 October 2007.

Other speakers included Ken Davis, President of the Pride History Group, Joanna Shulman, the Principal Solicitor at the NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre, Dr Suzanne Jamieson, Anti-Discrimination Board member and Senior Lecturer in industrial relations at Sydney University, and Dr Belinda Smith, Lecturer in anti-discrimination law at Sydney University.
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§ An anniversary edition of the Board's email newsletter Equal Time, containing reports of the anniversary events, the speech by Nancy Henessy at the formal celebration and the address by Joanna Shulman at the forum.
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2. Speakers at the first part of the Sydney University forum: (L-R): Suzanne Jamieson, Ken Davis, Chris Ronalds, Belinda Smith and Joanna Shulman.

Ms Joanna Shulman - Principal Solicitor, NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre

Other speakers included Ken Davis, President of the Pride History Group, Joanna Shulman, the Principal Solicitor at the NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre, Dr Suzanne Jamieson, Anti-Discrimination Board member and Senior Lecturer in industrial relations at Sydney University, and Dr Belinda Smith, Lecturer in anti-discrimination law at Sydney University.
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An anniversary edition of the Board's email newsletter Equal Time, containing reports of the anniversary events, the speech by Nancy Henessy at the formal celebration and the address by Joanna Shulman at the forum.
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2. Speakers at the first part of the Sydney University forum: (L-R): Suzanne Jamieson, Ken Davis, Chris Ronalds, Belinda Smith and Joanna Shulman.

"We saw the case as being one that would have systemic value," said Joanna Shulman, principal solicitor with the DDLC.
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Shulman said that by requiring Fittler to vote with assistance, rather than independently, the Commission was requiring him to give up his right to a secret ballot.
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He'd be very happy to see e-voting rolled out nationally," Shulman said.
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Their commitment and energy was remarkable," Shulman said.