Current campaigns – act now

Inclusion London is working with lawyers to challenge the DWP’s failure to communicate with Disabled people in an accessible way.

On 21st June the Queen delivered her speech outlining the government’s programme of legislation and measures for the next two years. Below we have given an outline of areas of particular interest to Deaf and Disabled people.

Those of us in the disability sector who adopt a social model of disability approach to disability often struggle with discussing impairment – partly because some feel that it is betraying the social model to do so, but it is also a reaction to the dominance of the impairment narrative in society particularly by charities and the media. Guest post by Zara Todd.

If you have experienced poor care, or know that poor care is being provided somewhere you can report it to the CQC, anonymously if you wish. You can also tell them when you feel you have received good care. The information will help improve the overall quality of care in England, and help prevent poor care and abuse happening to others in the future.

Deaf and Disabled People getting our voices heard in the election

Our guide will tell you what assistance Disabled voters are entitled to and what to do if you need to make a complaint about access to voting at a polling station.

What are the parties saying about Deaf and disability issues? The UK Disabled People’s Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance has compared the Conservative, Green Party, Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos.

Guest blog post from #CripTheVoteUK, an online movement focused on centering issues related to disability rights in British politics specifically for the General Elections June 8th 2017 #GE2017.

Video from our DDPO Legal Network on Thursday 18th May 2017.

The ME community protested against PACE’s oppressive bad science on 12th May. Guest post by Catherine Hale.