This is the question we are answering as we embrace technology to keep the people we support in touch with the outside world.
Staying connected during social isolation
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Emma tells us about her experience of social distancing and isolating during the Coronavirus lockdown. She shares her thoughts on social media and how she's using this time to focus on her hobbies.
Disabled looks like me
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This International Women’s Day (IWD), we've teamed up with artist and illustrator Mimi Butlin. We're working together to breakdown disability stereotypes and show solidarity with disabled people.
How I learnt to use my voice
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Leon Juma, one of our Youth Citizen Reporters on 2030 and Counting, tells us what led him to become a disability rights advocate.
Why I dread using trains
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Hannah is disabled and uses a powerchair. She tells us about her experience of using trains and why having to pre-book assistance and having to manoeuvre her powerchair into a wheelchair space can make travelling by train so stressful.
Sophie Morgan's inclusive journey to Kenya
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Sophie Morgan is an award-winning disability activist and ambassador for our international work. In November 2019, she travelled to Kenya with us to find out more about our projects.
Filling the gap in data about disability
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Maeve O’Reilly, our Policy Advisor on Data and Disability, reflects on the journey of our Disability Data Portal.
My journey to empowerment
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Regina talks about how she uses her voice to amplify the experiences of other disabled young people.
How telling my story created change
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Jazz talks to us about her advocacy work and the importance of learning about the stories behind the data.
A lot at stake: what the next government must do
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The nation goes to the polls on Thursday 12 December 2019 to choose a new government. Whatever the result, the millions of disabled people who live in the UK have a lot at stake.
