Luke Mathews
Courtney Rosato is neurodivergent woman diagnosed with AuDHD (Autism and ADHD). Courtney has expertise and over a decade of experience in disability inclusion, education, and policy. Courtney brings a unique blend of legal expertise, lived experience and specialised knowledge. Holding academic credentials including a Bachelor of Laws, postgraduate qualifications in Education, and a Master’s in Inclusion, complemented by full teacher registration in both Victoria and Western Australia.
Courtney relocated to WA in April 2024 and has since been driving inclusion and disability policy and organisational wide change at the City of Fremantle.
Throughout her career, Courtney has been working towards achieving excellence in inclusive education, policy, and leadership. Before relocating to WA Courtney was working for the Victoria Department of Education in the inclusive education space where the Victorian Government on a $1.6 billion to transform funding and support for students with disability in Victorian government schools. Courtney previously held various roles with the Victorian Department of Education. Leading Disability Inclusion Reform roll out across Southeast Victoria. Courtneys previous role was focused on capacity building and supporting school, network, and corporate leaders to implement and embed inclusive change. This work required close collaboration with stakeholders to build capacity, provide leadership, and advance legislative reforms, significantly improving inclusive education practices and opportunities for students with disabilities. Courtneys work in education extends to teaching, curriculum and assessment development for inclusive education, ATAR business, and legal studies in addition to previously coordinated the Program for Students with a Disability.
Courtneys passionate about promoting equity and justice through my commitment to changing the inclusion and diversity landscape, developing people, and motivating those around me to achieve remarkable things. Courtneys education and legal background supply a unique insight into policy, operation, and governance in both private and public sectors. Beyond Courtneys professional roles, Courtney actively contributes to advocacy for inclusion driven by personal lived experience and an ongoing commitment to systemic change. Courtneys dedication to endurance sports, particularly athletics and triathlon exemplifies her resilience and resolve in breaking barriers and advocating for inclusivity.