Claim Your Rights · Community campaign

Become a Voice for#Every Right Counts

Help more people with disability understand, recognise and claim their human rights in everyday life.

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Every voice counts

A smiling woman using a wheelchair holds a microphone as she speaks in front of a B-HART banner.
An audience member raises their hand to speak.
Two attendees share a warm hug.
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    activity is enoughTake part once, or more often if it suits you. There's no ongoing commitment.

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    questions to get startedOnly your name, email and consent are required. Everything else in the form is optional.

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    consortium partnersSo the campaign reflects different disability communities and experiences.

About #EveryRightCounts

Rights only change lives when people know them, recognise them and feel able to claim them.

B-HART is inviting advocates, creators, peer leaders and trusted community voices to help share practical resources, real stories and important conversations through the #EveryRightCounts campaign.

About the campaign

#EveryRightCounts is a community advocacy campaign that helps people with disability, families and carers recognise their human rights in everyday situations, and know how to claim them.

Why community voices matter

People act on information from someone they trust. Peer leaders, local advocates and familiar creators can reach people that official channels miss, in their own language and format.

Not influencer marketing

This campaign is about trust, lived experience, authentic storytelling and community engagement. It is not about reach, sponsorship or selling anything.

Who can take part

Who can become involved

  • People with lived experience
  • Disability advocates
  • Peer leaders
  • Content creators
  • Community leaders
  • Journalists
  • Trusted allies

No media or advocacy experience needed. Families, carers, support workers and organisations are welcome as trusted allies.

How you can help

Ways to support the campaign

Pick one. Pick a few. Or bring your own idea.

  1. Share campaign resources

    Pass on posts, videos and fact sheets to your networks.

  2. Create content or share your story

    In your own words, format and language.

  3. Join a conversation

    An interview, podcast, panel or community event.

  4. Support a community activity

    Help at a workshop, information session or meet-up.

  5. Connect us with your community

    Introduce us to groups we should be hearing from.

  6. Bring your own idea

    Tell us what would work where you are.

Express your interest

Submitting an expression of interest does not create an ongoing commitment. You may choose to take part in only one activity.

From our community

Moments from Human Rights Day

Three panellists speak on stage beneath the B-HART logo.
A woman speaks at a lectern in front of a B-HART banner.
A large group of speakers and guests, including two people using wheelchairs, stand together in front of a B-HART banner.
Two women talk together; one of them uses a wheelchair.
Attendees laugh together at their table during a session.
Two dancers perform in front of the B-HART Human Rights Day backdrop.

B-HART Human Rights Day Symposium, Adelaide, December 2025.

About B-HART and the project

From co-design to community

B-HART is a social enterprise putting human rights into action for people with disability, their families and the services that support them.

Through the How to Claim Your Human Rights initiative, B-HART and six consortium partners have been co-designing practical resources with people with disability, families and carers. #EveryRightCounts takes those resources out into the community.

  1. Co-design
  2. Develop resources
  3. Test with community
  4. Redevelopment
  5. Public awareness: #EveryRightCounts

Learn more about the project

The How to Claim Your Human Rights initiative is proudly funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.

Express your interest

Add your voice

Tell us a little about yourself and how you'd like to be involved. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes.

  1. We read every expression of interest.
  2. If there's a suitable opportunity, we'll contact you to talk it through.
  3. You decide if, and how, you'd like to take part.

Only 3 questions are required. Everything else is optional.

About you
Your connection and ideas

A few sentences is plenty.

How would you like to contribute? Choose as many as you like.
What level of involvement would suit you?

For example: phone instead of email, Auslan or other interpreters, Easy Read, captions or large print. You don't need to share any health or diagnosis details.

Your choices

These are separate choices. We won't add you to general marketing unless you tick the second box.

  • What we collect: Only what you share in this form. You don't need to tell us about your disability, diagnosis or health.
  • Why we collect it: To review your interest in #EveryRightCounts and contact you about suitable opportunities. If you tick the updates box, we'll also send you B-HART news. You can unsubscribe at any time.
  • Access needs: If you share access needs, we'll only use them to support how we communicate with you and how you take part.
  • Who can see it: Only the B-HART team working on #EveryRightCounts. We store it securely in HubSpot, our contact management system, which hosts our data in Australia.
  • Sharing: We never sell or rent personal information. We won't share your details with our partners or anyone else without asking you first, unless the law requires it.
  • How long we keep it: Up to 2 years after the campaign ends. Then we securely delete it. You can ask us to delete it sooner.
  • Your rights: You can ask to see, correct or delete your information, or withdraw your consent, at any time. Email info@b-hart.com.au or call 08 7077 4838.
  • Concerns: Please contact us first. If you're not happy with our response, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

We follow the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles. Read our full Privacy Policy.

Submitting this form does not create an obligation or ongoing commitment.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need media or advocacy experience?

No. Authentic voices and genuine community connections matter most. You can take part in a way that suits you.

Do I have to commit to ongoing involvement?

No. Submitting an expression of interest does not create an obligation or ongoing commitment. You may choose to take part in only one activity.

Will I be asked about my disability or health?

No. We don't need details about your disability, diagnosis or private health information. You're welcome to share access needs.

Is this paid?

No. Taking part is voluntary and unpaid, and it's free to get involved.

Can organisations express interest?

Yes. Community groups, services and organisations are welcome as trusted allies.

Can I share my interest another way?

Yes. Call 08 7077 4838 or email info@b-hart.com.au and we'll help you in a way that works for you.

What happens after I submit?

We read every expression of interest and will contact you if there's a suitable opportunity to discuss. You'll only get B-HART updates if you ticked that separate box.

How will you use my information?

Only to consider your interest and contact you about it. It's seen by the B-HART team, stored securely in Australia, and never shared without asking you first.

Ready to add your voice?

No experience needed. No ongoing commitment. Just a genuine connection to your community.

Quick Links

Resources

Contact Details

B-HART Logo

2/59 Pennington Terrace,
North Adelaide, SA 5006, AU

info@b-hart.com.au

08 7077 4838

Acknowledgement of Country

B-HART acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Co-design Acknowledgement

Our work is created alongside people with disability. Their lived experience is the foundation of everything we do.

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