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The Visionaries: inclusion and tech festival for blind and visually impaired people

Are you interested in accessibility tech and innovation for blind and visually impaired people? If yes, then you’d love to…

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We don’t want to become like the World’s worst place to be disabled

As part of the BBC’s Defying the Label season, disabled presenter and model Sophie Morgan asks: “Where is the worst place…

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Disability and change: giving birth to purple culture

There is a culture to all politics and, at its best, the culture of disability politics has been angry, stirring,…

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Right Wheelchair campaign

Today the NHS Wheelchair Leadership Alliance is launching the Right Wheelchair campaign in a bid to improve wheelchair services across…

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Communication access: the final frontier in accessibility

Glenda Watson Hyatt, who lives in Vancouver (British Columbia), is the Social Media Coordinator with Communication Disabilities Access Canada. Glenda…

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Are people being treated differently when they don’t fit the picture?

If you have a disability, the way people react to you is something you’ll know all too well. But if…

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General election 2015: what will the Labour Party do for disabled people?

There’s no getting away from it, the general election 2015 is coming, and all the political parties are working hard…

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General election 2015: what will the Liberal Democrats do for disabled people?

There’s no getting away from it, the general election 2015 is coming, and all the political parties are working hard…

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General election 2015: what will UKIP do for disabled people?

There’s no getting away from it, the general election 2015 is coming, and all the political parties are working hard…

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General election 2015: what will the Green Party do for disabled people?

There’s no getting away from it, the general election 2015 is coming, and all the political parties are working hard…

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