“Inspirational” and “motivational” best describes Judith Killen’s presentation to Career Development Association of Australia attendees at the end of year function for the Western Australian Division.
“Wow, did Judith make us sit up and listen! She made us think about social inclusion; and about the barriers that we as able-bodied people put in place without giving people the opportunity to demonstrate what they can do, even if it just might be in a different way.”
Judith certainly provided the whole audience with inspirational thoughts on the way in which she had chosen to succeed in life. Her career journey demonstrated to us that “No or can’t be done” are not phrases which exist in her world. You opened our eyes, hearts and minds to realise that we are the ones who need to make the changes. We need to pull down the barriers that we may involuntarily put in place for people with special needs.
Your life experiences international studies and travel was proof enough, but you also provided more evidence by explaining how she has challenged authorities in high places so that people with a disability can enjoy the same privileges as everyone else. You are an excellent advocate for people with special needs.
Thank you Judith for sharing your career journey and life experiences with our membership.
For the reader if you have the opportunity to hear Judith speak or to engage her services – seize the moment, because you will not be disappointed.
Janette Wells
WA Division President
Career Development Association of Australia
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