Disabled People should vote Yes to Stay in Europe As UK Disability Movement Rep on the European Disability Forum from 2004 to 2012 I fully endorse the position taken by Debbie Jolly and Richard Howitt. Disabled people in the UK…
Where next for inclusion? – from rhetoric to rights 15 April 2016 UCL Institute of Education
What next for inclusion flyer 15 April 2016 V4
World of Inclusion wins Zero Project Award for Innovative Practice
World of Inclusion received an award in Vienna at the Zero Conference on Inclusive Education and ICT on 10th February 2016.http://zeroproject.org/practice/united-kingdom-wold-of-inclusion/ All the materials developed for the workshops and six films of the workshops are available in the Resources section…
BBC Two living history.Anyone interested in taking part
UKDHM has been approached to see if anyone would like to take part in a living history programme shooting at the end of March for up to 3 weeks. They very much want disabled people to be in the programme…
Successful day Conference and Launch of UKDHM on Portrayal of Disability in Moving Image Media.
Very successful day Conference and Launch of UKDHM on Portrayal of Disability in Moving Image Media. Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell gave an audience of TV and film makers, actors and disabled people a strong message of support at the British…
Very successful day Conference and Launch of UKDHM on Portrayal of Disability in Moving Image Media.
Very successful day Conference and Launch of UKDHM on Portrayal of Disability in Moving Image Media. Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell gave an audience of TV and film makers, actors and disabled people a strong message of support at the British…
Why disability history matters
An article by Simon Jarrett. It is Disability History Month, and some people with disabilities might be forgiven for asking ‘Who cares? As hard-won rights and benefits come under unprecedented challenge from austerity measures, the disabled community faces many…
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995: The campaign for civil rights
November 2015 marks the twentieth anniversary since the Disability Discrimination Act became law in Britain. The law improved the lives of many disabled people and put anti-discrimination law on the statute book for disabled people.
What not to do #EndTheAwkward
In this series of online film shorts for Scope’s #EndTheAwkward campaign, presenter and Scope Ambassador Alex Brooker reacts to hidden camera set-ups exposing how awkward we are around disability. This film was produced in partnership with Channel 4.
Scope End the Awkward Campaign
At Scope we have a vision of a world where disabled people are equal and able to live independent lives. Changing attitudes is a significant part of securing that vision. We know that two- thirds of people feel awkward around disabled people. The problem is even more…