Spinal Cord Injuries Australia in Sydney, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Spinal Cord Injuries Australia

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 1800 819 775

Address: 1 Jennifer Street 2036 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://linktr.ee/SpinalCordInjuriesAustralia

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12.05.2022 We have a vacancy in a large, unfurnished, wheelchair accessible room in our four bedroom group home in Chatswood, NSW. The room and facilities are suitable for a person with spinal cord injury (SCI) or a similar physical disability. With ramps to access the front and rear of the property, widened doors, open underneath benchtops in the kitchen and accessible en-suites with hob-less shower in each bedroom. Click the link for more details and how to apply, or contact us at [email protected] or 1800 819 775. https://scia.org.au//chatswood-house-accommodation-vacancy/

22.04.2022 Today is #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay We want to get people thinking about access and inclusion in the workplace! Workplace accessibility isn't only about people needing wider door spaces, easy access to bathrooms and car spaces, it also means being open to being technologically accessible!... Assistive technology in workplace includes devices like screen readers, text-to-speech systems, phones with large tactile buttons, mobility aids, hearing aids sensor-based switches and extendable reaching devices. Conversations about inclusion and access in the workplace have shifted a lot since the beginning of the pandemic. It has highlighted that accessibility includes flexible and remote work opportunities. Which has given people with disabilities more of chance to access gainful employment where they may not have been able to before. Talking about access and inclusion should start with your employer. Sharing your experiences and access requirements helps normalise disability in the workplace, reduces stigma and paves the way for a better working environment. If you want to know about our EmployAbility program head to https://employability.org.au/ #GAAD2022 #GAAD

18.04.2022 Michelina Pelosi was only 18 years of age when she sustained spinal cord injury after a car accident. Support at this time is pivotal. Our Peer and Family Support Team is an anchor for those who feel lost and wondering what's next. The Peer and Family Support team have been through similar journeys, they know that the road back to independence can be challenging. By sharing their story, advice, practice skills and tips for everyday life with a newly injured patient, they prov...ide them with hope that there is life after a spinal cord injury. The guidance that our Peer and Family Support team offer is an invaluable resource that goes beyond the spinal units. Help provide someone with a spinal cord injury with the lifetime of support that they deserve. Make a life changing donation today! https://www.justgiving.com//michelina-pelosi-birthdayfundr

07.04.2022 The Australian Federal Election is this weekend, and be the NDIS has been a key election issue this year. On Thursday, people with disability, families, advocates and supporters will be rallying outside the NDIA offices in Melbourne, then to the Administrative Appeal Tribunal. Why should you join? Because the NDIS should never be such a long, intimidating and confusing journey. As you know, we hear stories all the time from people who struggle to even get on the NDIS.... Red more about how you can get involved at https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/melb-rally-access-key/ Can't make it? All good. You can get involved in any of these ways! Tune into a livestream of the rally on Every Australian Counts YouTube and Facebook. Consider sharing your experiences with NDIS funding and the AAT: https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au///ndis-cut-aat-story/ Email your local candidates: https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au//email-your-mp-or-ca/

27.03.2022 Get to know our Support Coordination team! Louise Hilton, Senior Support Coordinator, has been at SCIA for nearly five years. She provides NDIS Support Coordination services to our clients and mentors the team in Sydney. SCIA's Support Coordination service use a person-centred approach to support our clients. We believe that our clients are the experts in their situation and work alongside them to find solutions.... Our NDIS Support Coordination is available anywhere in Australia, if you would like to know more about our services visit https://scia.org.au/ndis-support-coordination/ or contact is on [email protected]. You can hear Louise talk about the NDIS on episode 13 of our podcast Have The Nerve titled 'So, How Disabled Do You Need To Be For The NDIS?'. Head to https://scia.org.au/podcast/ to find our podcast on your preferred platform.

25.01.2022 Say hello to our first fundraiser this evening for team NeuroMoves Liverpool + Menai - Magdalene! Mags has Cerebral Palsy, and has been attending NM for five years. She is participating in Be A Hero because she loves the NM program and wants to let people know how much it has improved her quality of life. Over the five years, the staff have seen huge improvements in her posture, less tension and more length in her leg muscles, increased walking endurance and increased indepe...ndence in mobilising on the floor. Mags is crawling her way to her distance goal! Support this Hero at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/magdalene #BeAHero2020

25.01.2022 Don't forget that SCIA's Annual General Meeting will be tomorrow at 3:00pm AEDST. Our AGM will be going virtual this year, so you can tune in no matter what state you live in! Click the link to find out more: https://scia.org.au//11/03/scias-annual-general-meeting-2/

25.01.2022 We have a rewarding position of Advocacy Officer for a 12 month contract role available in our Head Office (Sydney based) team. The primary responsibility of this role is providing individual advocacy to people with disability experiencing any issues related to their services and supports. The SCIA Advocacy Services team is at the forefront of advocating for the rights of people with spinal cord injury at both systemic and individual level.... Click the link for more or tag someone you think would be great for the role! https://www.seek.com.au/job/50985881

24.01.2022 Say hello to Leah and Tania at the Live Your Potential NDIS Expo located at Stirling Leisure Centres, Herb Graham Recreation Centre - Mirrabooka, WA. Swing by and talk to the team about our NeuroMoves, Peer Support and Community Services! We'll be here until 3:00pm today!

24.01.2022 Welcome on board team NeuroMoves Menai + Liverpool's second hero for this evening - Scott! This Hero has just come on board and will be racking up the kilometres on the X-Trainer! Scott had a stroke and has been attending NeuroMoves since 2019. Scott has improved significantly since returning to face-to-face sessions in both strength and fitness - from only being able to go 700 metres in over 10mins on the X-Trainer to being able to run on the for more than 1 kilomtre in le...ss than 8 mins! This is huge! You can support this hero at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/scott-bond #BeAHero2020

24.01.2022 The NDIS are planning to introduce independent assessments to determine the supports and services participants would be able to receive, and we want to know your thoughts about this change. Join us on February 11th as we will be co-hosting an virtual consultation with Muscular Dystrophy NSW and Physical Disability Council of NSW. Click the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.... https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ndis-independent-assessment? See more

23.01.2022 The City of Sydney is developing their fifth Inclusion (Disability) Action Plan for 2021 - 2025. They would like to hear from people with a disability, people with mental health conditions and carers about how they can create a more inclusive city. You can fill out the online survey and participate in an online workshop. Click the link for more details. https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au//help-us-create-a-more

23.01.2022 Participating in this year's #BeAHero2020? Show your support by adding the Be A Hero frame ot your profile picture! Click the link to add it to your profile at www.facebook.com/profilepicframes/?selected_overlay_id=738193240335495

23.01.2022 SCIA is supporting the Assistive Technology For All (ATFA) Campaign to advocate for better access to assistive technology for people who are excluded from the NDIS. ATFA provides a platform for people to talk about barriers to accessing assistive technology outside the NDIS, connect people who are passionate about improving access to assistive technology for people who are excluded from the NDIS as well as help to shape the direction of the Assistive Technology For All campa...ign. Read more about the campaign at https://assistivetechforall.org.au/ Join their Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/assistivetechforallatfa/

22.01.2022 The Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Nepean, Melbourne and Geelong Disability Expos are going virtual this year - September 4 & 5! Connect and be informed about the latest in the disability space from the comfort of your own home. Registration and attendance is still free. Click the link below to find out more.

22.01.2022 HEROES! We want to thank each and every one of you. Whether you've helped us by clocking up kilometres, or if you've donated, you have helped us raise $74,000 so far! However, we are not done yet. We have NeuroMoves sites right across the country that need your support!... Head to https://beahero.scia.org.au/ and show them some love.

21.01.2022 Today is International Legacy Day, and we want to say a big thank you to all those generous people who have, or are planning on, leaving a gift in their Will. We are grateful to the many people who have made these wonderful gifts and wish to also acknowledge generosity. Its a little-known fact that most of the good causes we all rely on are funded by Gifts in Wills, and without these generous donations, their amazing work would not be able to continue without it. ... If you want to read more about our Gifts in Wills program visit https://scia.org.au/support-us/leave-a-gift-in-your-will/ #LegacyDay2020 #IncludeACharity

21.01.2022 Let's hear a big welcome back to returning Hero, Eugene, who is raising money for our NeuroMoves Adelaide site! it's great to see familiar faces returning for #BeAHero2020. We asked Eugene why he chose to return: I'm doing the Be A Hero Campaign because I want to do my part to support the service that directly supports me. ... I've been attending NeuroMoves for around four years (on and off) and I wouldn't continue to attend unless I thought it benefited me in some capacity. There are limited services out there for people that have suffered a spinal cord injury so keeping NeuroMoves around is my main objective. Not just for my benefit, but for all of my peers who also utilise the service. Support this Hero at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/eugene-portelli

20.01.2022 As part of Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week, our Peer & Family Support Team shared their thoughts about how access has changed since their injury #SCIAW2020 Learn more about our Peer & Family Support team here: https://scia.org.au/peer-support-team/

20.01.2022 In January, we mentioned that SCIA fully supported the 29 recommendations of the Review of the NDIS Act and Participant Service Guarantee by David Tune. We are pleased to say that the Federal Government have just annoucned that they also support all 29 recommendations of the Tune Review. This will mean huge things for NDIS participants. Click the link to read more.

19.01.2022 We would like to thank everyone who supported us through 2020. To our clients, members, donors, fundraisers and our followers on our social media platforms, your support has been immeasurable. Spinal Cord Injuries Australia will remain open during the holiday period with skeleton staff. You can read more about it here: https://scia.org.au/2020/12/11/scia-holiday-hours/... Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year!

19.01.2022 We are incredibly close to our goal and we want to thank everyone who has participated and donated to #BeAHero2020. Check out Sandra who is raising money for NeuroMoves Canberra! Sandra completed a 6-minute wheelchair test as part of her most recent re-assessment, and she was set a new NeuroMoves Canberra site record for this test with a whopping 740m completed in 6 minutes!!... She also completed a 12-minute pyramid style interval session on the SkiErg, seated from a regular gym chair to increase core muscle utilisation throughout the exercise. Sandra has been working very hard over the past few months with NeuroMoves Canberra Exercise Physiologist, Kiara, on developing core strength and improvements in her seated posture. For #BeAHero2020, Sandra will utilise the FES Bike, SkiErg, 6-Minute Wheelchair Test and arm cycling to achieve her kilometres. Support this Hero at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/sandra

18.01.2022 Take a look at our Hero, Megan, raising money for NeuroMoves Zetland! Megan has spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and using the Evolv frame to work on her upper body exercises with NeuroMoves team member, Juanita. Even though her condition has affected her posture, the Evolv frame has helped Megan stand upright and power through her exercises in the best posture she's ever been! She's going the distance this month by doing a mix of exercises to improve her strength and over...all fitness! Be A Hero this month by supporting Megan at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com//muggzy-s-mega-challe #BeAHero2020

18.01.2022 If you want some cosplay inspo check out some of the new costumes Disney has created to incorporate the whole wheelchair!

17.01.2022 SCIA is proud to announce we have secured the contract to deliver the Centralised Booking Service (CBS) for Wheelchair Accessible Taxis (WATs) on behalf of Transport for NSW (TfNSW). The announcement was made official by a press release from Andrew Constance, Minister for Transport and Roads, and Gareth Ward, Minister for Families, Communities, and Disability Services. From 1 March 2021, SCIA will be running the 24/7 contact centre to manage bookings for wheelchair accessible... taxis in metropolitan Sydney, liaising between customers and taxis to ensure an efficient and timely service. https://scia.org.au//accessible-taxi-booking-service-cont/

17.01.2022 We are blown away by day one of #BeAHero2020! 84 HEROES who have well and truly gone the distance, with over $22,000 raised so far! Will you help us and be a hero this month?... Head to https://beahero.scia.org.au/ and register or support a team!

17.01.2022 Do you live in Sydney and need a COVID test but have difficulty going to a testing clinic? COVID Test Sydney will bring the test to you. Click the link to find out more.

17.01.2022 #ICYMI: Researchers at the University of Sydney have been awarded $1.7 million to research chronic pain treatments for people with a spinal cord injury.

15.01.2022 The Australian Government is currently considering introducing legislation that will require all new housing to be accessible. The Melbourne Disability Institute would like your help to support this change in policy. Share you experiences with housing and let them know what you think. ... If you would like to participate, click the link below and complete the survey by tomorrow (Wednesday) 26 August.

14.01.2022 Cooking in the comfort of your own home should be something everyone should be able to access in one way or another. Join Branka from SCIA's Peer & Family Support team as she takes you through the modifications she made to her kitchen. Watch the full video at https://youtu.be/wbpUMvfT-lA

14.01.2022 I'm Okay is an online resource by the Physical Disability Council of NSW that provides information and tools that are useful and practical, to assist people with a disability in being prepared in emergency situations including fires, bush fires, storms, and personal safety. Make sure you're prepared. Click the link for more https://imokay.org.au/about

14.01.2022 Are you looking for a new challenge in 2021? SCIA is looking for Customer Service Representatives to work in our call centre. You will be part of a flexible team that will provide telephone support to service users, involving shifts that will cover a 24 hour period.... The role is NSW based work from home, with future potential to be office based. If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, then click the link below for further details.

14.01.2022 Make sure you tune in tonight to support your local NeuroMoves at the HESTA Excellence Awards 2020! NeuroMoves is so excited to be a finalist in the 'Team Excellence - Disability Services' category. Register and watch the online presentation live tonight at 6:45pm AEST at https://awards.hesta.tv/ #HESTAAwards

13.01.2022 We are ONE DAY AWAY from our Be A Hero campaign officially starting, and we already have 70 heroes ready to Go The Distance. Will you join them? Head to https://beahero.scia.org.au/ and answer the call #BeAHero2020

12.01.2022 The holiday season is upon us, and as we celebrate togetherness in our own way, SCIA has put together information, with the help of our internal and external experts, to help you stay active, healthy, informed. Not just during the holiday season, but any time of the year! https://scia.org.au//keep-active-healthy-and-informed-dur/

12.01.2022 SCIA is growing and we have exciting employment opportunities in Sydney and Northern Rivers NSW: Aboringinal and Torres Strait Islander Community Liaison Officer (Part Time) Quality and Training Officer (Full Time)... Click through to read more about the roles, if you have any questions please contact our HR team at [email protected]. https://scia.org.au/work-for-us/

12.01.2022 Say hello to Susan! Another one of NeuroMoves Perths Hero fundraisers! Susan was diagnosed with Arnold Chiari Malformation in 2002 resulting in weakness and pain, mainly affecting her right side. Here she is working on her right arm strength and range of motion. Her determination is something we all admire, she even showed off her increasing upper body strength by cooking up a storm for the NM Perth team.... The three course meal included - pakoras, butter chicken, vindaloo & a lemon meringue! #BeAHero2020 Support this amazing Hero at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/susan-s

10.01.2022 Wheelchair Sports NSW/ACT are resuming their Junior Wheelies School Holiday Camps in Belconnen, Castle Hill and Broadmeadow for the October school holidays. NeuroMoves is excited to support and be involved, and will be present at the Sydney and Newcastle holiday camps to provide our expert advice to these budding young athletes on how to stay fit and healthy! To get involved and participate at these camps head to https://www.wsnsw.org.au/events/

10.01.2022 At the moment, life is unpredictable. However, when the time is right, that shouldn’t prevent you from getting out there and experiencing the adventure of travel. Kerry Williams, founder of Accessible Accommodation, and soon to launch Accessible Experiences, gives us her top six tips for travellers with a disability, with important considerations for COVID. https://scia.org.au/accessibility-and-travelling/

09.01.2022 Meet one of our heroes raising money for NeuroMoves Perth! Poonam underwent a brain biopsy to investigate some abnormal tissue that may have arisen from neurosarcoidosis. During the procedure Poonam suffered a cerebral vascular accident (CVA) resulting in a left side hemiparesis. ... She is determined to use the Be a Hero campaign to kickstart her fitness endeavours with a goal to reach 100km with a combination of walking and cycling during the month of September. Poonam is working extremely hard, with the help of our NeuroMoves staff, to improve her walking pattern and overall strength & fitness. She also has a keen interest in Karate and has been developing her floor to standing transfers and bed mobility to return to her Karate classes. She always brings a wonderful energy to the NeuroMoves Perth clinic and we are lucky to have her as a client! You can support this Superstar at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/superstar

09.01.2022 Have you seen the trailer for Rising Phoenix? It tells the story of the Paralympic games, from World War II to the third biggest sporting event on the planet Rising Phoenix will be streaming on Netflix August 26

09.01.2022 SCIA is looking for a Community Services Team Leader! This role will be responsible for assisting in the operational processes of Client Plan Management as well as managing their own Support Coordination and Plan Management clients Click the link for more details. Applications close Friday 5 February, 2021

08.01.2022 COVID-19 has had a big impact on our SCIA community, and we would like to continue to support you by providing validated information, advice, tools and techniques to manage this ‘new normal’ way of life. It is with this continued level support that we are offering all our clients and members a free two part webinar, brought to you by the International SOS’s Global Health Advisory team. Read more and register at https://scia.org.au/2020/11/25/free-covid-19-webinar/

08.01.2022 Ready. Set. Go! Be A Hero has officially begun. We are so humbled by how many people have already signed up to fundraise for our national exercise service, NeuroMoves. Our NeuroMoves teams deliver a highly specialised exercise therapy service that believes anything is possible, but we can't do it alone. ... We need vital funds to equip our sites with the right equipment to help our clients. We have dedicated an entire month to reach our goal. It's not too late to join or back a team! Click the link below to find out more. #BeAHero2020

08.01.2022 Exploring vocational options without the right support can be daunting. In-Voc promotes the potential of people to participate in work, study or volunteering following SCI. InVoc's Specialist Vocational Consultants provide individual career coaching to navigate the world of work with a SCI.

07.01.2022 Say g'day to NeuroMoves Melbourne Hero Callee! Callee started with our NeuroMoves Melbourne team just one week before COVID hit. She has a very rare neurological disorder called Aicardi Syndrome and she has been blasting through lots of different of exercises for #BeAHero2020. Her mum, Debbie, has been backing her 100%: "Callee wanted to take part in Be A Hero because she wants to support her local site. She has been accessing the NM since April. All but one session has been... via Zoom with her amazing therapist Chloe. Chloe has such a wealth of knowledge and continues to motivate and encourage Callee each session. It has been with Chloes help that Callee has made such wonderful progress with her balance and mobility. We look forward to seeing how much further Callee will Improve once we are back in the gym. Go team MELBOURNE!" You can support this legend at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/callee

06.01.2022 We are so chuffed at the support we have had for our Be A Hero campaign so far! So far 56 heroes over 12 teams have answered the call and we've raised over $9400! We just want to give a shout out to SCIA's Peer and Family Support team who have raised $6,448 for NeuroMoves. ... Our Peer and Family Support Team are a group of champions who support people with a spinal cord injury in the spinal units of Sydney, over Telehealth and in the community. You can donate to Peer & Family Support's Be A Hero team at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/peer-support To register to become a Hero yourself head to https://beahero.scia.org.au/ #BeAHero2020

06.01.2022 HammondCare would like to invite you to participate in group program supported by icare NSW. It aims to improve the psychological well-being and quality of life for people with spinal cord injury (SCI) by exploring issues of meaning and purpose. This program is a 10 week online, interactive group program. Participation in this research will involve completing a questionnaire just prior the program starting, a questionnaire just after completing the program and a questionnair...e three months after completing the program. Watch the video to learn more. If you would like to take part in the program and associated research study, please call or email Rebecca McCabe on 0425 331 771 or [email protected].

05.01.2022 As you may know, disability advocacy funding in New South Wales has been under threat for some time, and organisations such as Spinal Cord Injuries Australia still have no guarantee that funding will continue. As it stands, NSW disability advocacy funding to set to end in December 2020 and we need your help. We would like anyone in New South Wales who has received disability advocacy by organisations like SCIA or any others to please fill in this survey. Sharing your story ...will help us fight for continued funding. We also encourage you to like or share this survey. Advocacy should be something everyone with a disability should be able to access.

05.01.2022 Last Saturday, powerhouse Mike Morris started cycling at 6am in the freezing temps of his Melbourne home all to raise money for SCIA! He managed 254kms with the support of his friend Cam riding virtually alongside him, and many others supporting him along the way. As he bumped off from his ride, his brother-in-law and niece started their 79 mile cycling journey to raise money for spinal cord injuries in the UK.... It was just over 12 hours and he raised over $3000.00 from website and Facebook donations. Congratulations to everyone on the massive feat! You can still support his efforts at https://mikemorrisquest79.gofundraise.com.au/ Spinal Injuries Association

05.01.2022 We can all be Heroes. We don't have to leap tall buildings in a single bound, or stop a runaway train. We can be Heroes to others through our actions. Some actions can be exercising and raising funds for a great purpose. What will you do to be a Hero this year?... Last year, Thomas, who has Cerebral Palsy, did an amazing job raising over $1,300 on behalf of the Lismore NeuroMoves team! With his amazing fundraising efforts they were able to purchase a new plinth, and officially named it Thomas Anstoetz Plinth in his honour. There is still time to join and be a part of Be A Hero 2020! Register today at https://beahero.scia.org.au/ #BeAHero2020

05.01.2022 Mike has started his huge cycle from his home trainer in Melbourne to raise money for Spinal Cord Injuries Australia! Inspired by his niece, Chloe, he will be cycling a massive 254kms today while Chloe's tandem bike ride's with her father Tom in the UK. Read his story and donate at https://mikemorrisquest79.gofundraise.com.au/... If you want to watch this feat in action join him on Microsoft Teams at https://bit.ly/3hlRaZT. You will need to have the Microsoft Teams mobile phone account, or you can join without the app via your desktop or laptop browser. Good luck, Mike! Stay hydrated! Spinal Injuries Association

05.01.2022 SCIA is excited to announce that we are establishing a Clinical Governance and Research Committee and we would love you to join! We are seeking: Two members of the community with a spinal cord injury, or a neurological condition One member of the community who is a carer of a person with a spinal cord injury or a neurological condition... Three clinicians in the rehabilitation of neurological conditions One academic (researcher) in the field of rehabilitation of neurological conditions Is this you? If you would like more information contact Suzie Stollznow at [email protected] https://scia.org.au/work-for-us/

05.01.2022 #ICYMI: Warrawee Train Station in New South Wales had an upgrade thanks to the NSW Government Transport Access Program, making catching the train a lot more accessible an inclusive.

04.01.2022 Today marks the start of Include A Charity Week. You may or may not be aware, but a significant source of vital income for Australian charities comes from generous people who leave a charitable gift in their Will. Make your mark and please consider leaving a gift in your Will to SCIA leave a lasting legacy.... Head to https://www.includeacharity.com.au//spinal-cord-injuries-/ to learn more. In addition, Safewills is offering a 50% off their easy online Will-writing service to charity supporters when you use the exclusive discount code IAC50. Read more at https://go.includeacharity.com.au/iac-week-2020.

04.01.2022 This year has been a challenging year for a lot of people. Even if you are unable to meet in person, there are plenty of ways to still catch up for a cup of tea. R U OK day is about reminding people that human connection, whether in person or across the internet is still extremely important. ... Why don't you reach out to someone you haven't checked in with in a while? Here are some tips on how you can keep the connection going: https://www.ruok.org.au/ideas-for-supporting-r-u-ok-day-whi #RUOKDAY2020

01.01.2022 #BeAHero2020 Update: NeuroMoves Perth Hero Poonam smashed through her 100km target on the SkiErg with the motivation of Nate keeping her on track. Support this superstar and Team NeuroMoves Perth at https://beahero2020.everydayhero.com/au/superstar

01.01.2022 This years Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week highlights a very important message: Accessibility equals opportunity. Access is not only about physically accessing venues and services, its about providing a comprehensive, accurate information for people to be able to find quickly and easily. We would love to hear about what you think would make a more accessible society!... Click the link to read our tips and recommendations for a more inclusive and accessible society. Check back here as we will be updating this page throughout the week! #SCIAW2020