Everyone experiences everyday harm
People with disability experience everyday harm often. Examples of everyday harm include ignoring another person, talking badly about them behind their back, or not acting on their choices and preferences. There are many other examples.
Sometimes people think everyday harm is not worth mentioning because it happens often. But everyday harm is serious. We can take steps to prevent and address it.
This website shares resources from research about how people with disability, support workers and organisations can work together to prevent and address everyday harm.