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fair awardThe Fair Go Award is open to all organisations operating in Australia and is in recognition of exceptional efforts in giving Deaf people a fair go. Fair go is very much part of Australian culture."Fair go: a chance, an adequate opportunity. Often used to describe a fair and reasonable course of action" Deaf Australia awarded the inaugural Fair Go Award in 2004 at the launch of National Week of Deaf People in Melbourne to IBM Australia. IBM won this award for giving Deaf people a fair go in their workplace and for being innovative in creating communication solutions and a diverse workplace. The second Fair Go Award was awarded to Melbourne 2005 20th Deaflympic Games during the National Week of Deaf People in 2005. The third Fair Go Award was awarded to The Woodworkers Company, Brisbane during the National Week of Deaf People in 2006. How to enterOrganisations are nominated in recognition of exceptional efforts in giving Deaf people a fair go. Nominees can be nominated for their efforts in any field, e.g. education, service provision, health, telecommunications, employment etc. Some examples of reasons for nominating an organisation could be but are not limited to:
Nominations may be made byAny person who is an Ordinary member of Deaf Australia. Any Organisation which is an Ordinary Corporate member of Deaf Australia. 2009 Awards Guidelines & Nomination FormsNOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!The winner will be announced during Deaf Australia's Annual General Meeting on 30th October, in Brisbane Qld. Please download the Award Guidelines and Nomination Form if you wish to nominate an organisation for the Fair Go Award. Fair Go AwardDownload Nomination Form (194KB) Nominations close on Friday, Friday 9th October 2009. |