Author and disability advocate Carly Findlay was born with a rare skin condition. She credits her mum Jeanette with teaching her to embrace being different. | 7.30
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Author and disability advocate Carly Findlay was born with a rare skin condition. She credits her mum Jeanette with teaching her to embrace being different. | 7.30
7.30. . Author and disability advocate Carly Findlay was born with a rare skin condition. She credits her mum Jeanette with teaching her to embrace being different.
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Acclaimed writer and activist Carly Findlay challenges assumptions about disabilities | Inside UNSW
Acclaimed writer and activist Carly Findlay challenges assumptions about disabilities | Inside UNSW
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I’ve made a handy video in case you see someone with a skin condition or a disability - because I was rudely interrupted by a stranger after a great Pilates class this morning. You’re welcome. 🎀 Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and short dark curly hair, wearing a Hello Kitty dress, speaking to camera against a white wall. The video has captions - white text on purple, above Carly. Transcript: “If we’ve never met or spoken before, “so, is yours eczema?” is not an appropriate greeting ever. E
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I’ve made a handy video in case you see someone with a skin condition or a disability - because I was rudely interrupted by a stranger after a great Pilates class this morning. You’re welcome. 🎀 Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and short dark curly hair, wearing a Hello Kitty dress, speaking to camera against a white wall. The video has captions - white text on purple, above Carly. Transcript: “If we’ve never met or spoken before, “so, is yours eczema?” is not an appropriate greeting ever. E
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It’s Disability Day. This video was from an event I did for City of Maribyrnong in 2023. I get asked about invisible disability a lot - and honestly, I think there is a divide in the disability community between visible and invisible disability. So I want to see more working together and being vocal and out about disability identity and disability rights issues, rather than pitting disabled people against each other. ❤️ Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and dark hair tied back, wearing a rainb
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It’s Disability Day. This video was from an event I did for City of Maribyrnong in 2023. I get asked about invisible disability a lot - and honestly, I think there is a divide in the disability community between visible and invisible disability. So I want to see more working together and being vocal and out about disability identity and disability rights issues, rather than pitting disabled people against each other. ❤️ Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and dark hair tied back, wearing a rainb
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Acclaimed writer and activist Carly Findlay challenges assumptions about disabilities | Inside UNSW
Acclaimed writer and activist Carly Findlay challenges assumptions about disabilities | Inside UNSW
Dec 11, 2019
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I’ve made a handy video in case you see someone with a skin condition or a disability - because I was rudely interrupted by a stranger after a great Pilates class this morning. You’re welcome. 🎀 Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and short dark curly hair, wearing a Hello Kitty dress, speaking to camera against a white wall. The video has captions - white text on purple, above Carly. Transcript: “If we’ve never met or spoken before, “so, is yours eczema?” is not an appropriate greeting ever. E
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I’ve made a handy video in case you see someone with a skin condition or a disability - because I was rudely interrupted by a stranger after a great Pilates class this morning. You’re welcome. 🎀 Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and short dark curly hair, wearing a Hello Kitty dress, speaking to camera against a white wall. The video has captions - white text on purple, above Carly. Transcript: “If we’ve never met or spoken before, “so, is yours eczema?” is not an appropriate greeting ever. E
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It’s Disability Day. This video was from an event I did for City of Maribyrnong in 2023. I get asked about invisible disability a lot - and honestly, I think there is a divide in the disability community between visible and invisible disability. So I want to see more working together and being vocal and out about disability identity and disability rights issues, rather than pitting disabled people against each other. ❤️ Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and dark hair tied back, wearing a rainb
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It’s Disability Day. This video was from an event I did for City of Maribyrnong in 2023. I get asked about invisible disability a lot - and honestly, I think there is a divide in the disability community between visible and invisible disability. So I want to see more working together and being vocal and out about disability identity and disability rights issues, rather than pitting disabled people against each other. ❤️ Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and dark hair tied back, wearing a rainb
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20 per cent of the Australian population live with disability. Carly Findlay believes the 'overall low expectations' that Australians have of those living with disabilities, must change. | SBS News
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20 per cent of the Australian population live with disability. Carly Findlay believes the 'overall low expectations' that Australians have of those living with disabilities, must change. | SBS News
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Carly Findlay is diagnosed with ichthyosis. She views disability as an integral part of her identity and wants others to know that there's nothing wrong with being disabled. | Special Books by Special Kids
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Appearance activist Carly Findlay chats with actor Beth Bradfield about being a role model for people with facial and visible differences. | ABC Australia
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Best time at Power Move at Melbourne Fringe. This is Boil Over Ensemble performing Meet Me At the Disco at Federation Square. Boil Over is an inclusive dance ensemble, comprised disabled and non disabled performers. Their show was Auslan interpreted and audio described today. So joyous. Power Move is on at Fed Square every day of Melbourne Fringe Festival. There are daily DJs and it’s free to attend. And you can dance too! Dancing on the light up floor creates power. (I work for Melbourne Fringe
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Carly Findlay discusses her experience with the media idealising her physical disability. Find out morehttp://bit.ly/2lWCoRx | Marie Claire Australia
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Meet Carly Findlay OAM, one of our incredible #Frocktober2025 ambassadors. ✨👗 Last year, Carly was diagnosed with ovarian and endometrial cancer. Days after diagnosis, Carly's spiritual care worker suggested she frock up for Frocktober. What began as a way to bring some colour and fun into a tough time turned into something even bigger, raising over $6,000 with her Frocktober team to support ovarian cancer research. Join Carly and frock up this Frocktober, spark conversations, raise awareness a
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•FROCKTOBER• Frocking up my way to support ovarian cancer research. Did you know that the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF) was established in 2000 and is the leading independent funder of ovarian cancer research in Australia. They seed-fund brilliant scientists across the nation to develop ways to better detect, treat and prevent ovarian cancer. Your donation dollars will help continue their amazing work. I’m in Canberra right now - as tomorrow I’ll be attending an Ovarian Cancer strate
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•Frocktober• Putting the fabulous into fundraising for ovarian cancer research 👗💲💚 And this is how your Frocktober donations help researchers: $36 helps to secure vital resources needed to collect and analyse patient samples, $58 supports researchers to grow ovarian cancer cells, giving them the opportunity to study the disease, $100 supports research to analyse the DNA from cancer cells. Head to my Frocktober donation page to make a difference today: frocktober.org.au/fundraise/carly-findlay
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•FROCKTOBER• Am I angry that I got Ovarian Cancer? When it comes to my skin condition, I’m very pragmatic. It is what it is. But cancer - I feel a bit differently. I don’t think I’ve really bawled or screamed since I was told I probably had, and then it was confirmed that I had cancer. I just got through it, day by day. Now the treatment is over and I’m in what’s called survivorship, I am angry. I am angry that the only risk factors for Ovarian Cancer that I had were not having children and not
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A moment for this dress - and a moment of silliness. Honestly, I never know what to do in outfit videos. So I’m daggy and awkward. Thanks to @maiocchi_ for this beautiful, shimmery, velvet, iridescent dress. It is so beautiful to wear, and I feel like I have my shit together while wearing it. (I do not. The first video Adam took, one sleeve was up and one sleeve was down. Plus there’s about 70 tabs open in my brain at any one time, and I’m not very tidy.) This week has been so busy - I’m so happ
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CW: flashing lights Last night I saw Sophie Ellis-Bextor play her first headline show in Australia. She’s been a star for 25 years, and she talked about what it’s like to be 46! “I’m proud of the fact I’m getting older. I think it’s a privilege. I’m lucky to be doing what I love for more than two decades.” I loved every minute of it. Her singing, dancing, outfits and humour. She regaled us with some facts about Melbourne - the Hoddle Grid, the fight for the eight hour day, Melbourne has the most
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#Ad: I’m partnering with Santé Glow because it’s the easiest routine ever, just add water. No nasties, reusable fibres, and it’s even dermatologist approved. I love this for my skin! Use CARLYFINDLAY for a site wide Santé Glow discount - santeglow.com.au @santeglow @enjo_australia @silverfoxmgmt 💗 Video: Carly, a woman with red skin and short dark curly hair, wearing a yellow and purple robe, washing her face with a small round pink pad, then exfoliating with small round purple pad. She then di
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