We review Being Heumann, starring Ruth Madeley, exploring Judy Heumann’s fight for disability rights and equality in America.
Ukrainian Refugee With Cerebral Palsy Faces Immigration Uncertainty In Scotland
Ukrainian refugee with cerebral palsy shares his family’s journey, asylum appeal and fight to remain in Scotland.
UK Autumn Budget 2026: Where Is The Tailored Support For Disabled People?
We review how the 2026 Autumn Budget may impact disabled people across the UK.
Living With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy In Greece: Surviving Should Not Mean Doing Everything Alone
A man shares the realities of living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in Greece.
22 Years Of Life In Isolation: The Barriers Facing A Disabled Man In Central Asia
A disabled man in central Asia shares his 22-year experience of living with paralysis, isolation and limited access to disability support.
Wheelchair User Finally Moves Into Alternative Accessible Flat After Year-Long Eviction Battle
Wheelchair user finally secures alternative accessible flat after eviction, but faces ongoing challenges.
As Climate Threats Rise in Eastern India, Evacuations Still Fail Disabled People
Climate crises increases risks for disabled people in Eastern India, as evacuation systems face ongoing accessibility and inclusion gaps.
From Personal Experience To National Action: Disability Inclusion in Schools Cannot Wait
Disability rights advocate Yasmin Atwal has created a National School Disability Inclusion Toolkit designed to help schools implement accessibility practices.
“Unsuccessful But Rewarding”: Entering Politics As A Disabled South Asian Woman
Read how Disabled South Asian Woman Gina Patel navigated the 2026 local elections, challenged stereotypes, and continues to campaign for change.
How NHS Continuing Healthcare Is Causing Barriers To Work For Disabled Professionals
In her personal story, Lucy Robinson — a wheelchair user from Oxfordshire who receives NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and 24-hour support following a spinal cord injury — shares the impact of being told her NHS-funded care cannot continue outside the UK, and how this restriction is affecting her work, independence, and everyday life.
How The UN-CRPD Empowered Disabled People In Malta
Check out this interview with Rhoda Garland who moved to Malta about 20 years ago and is now the first Commissioner for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities appointed by parliament.
Thousands Of DWP Staff Complete Landmark Autism And Learning Disabilities Training
Over 4,000 DWP staff have completed autism and learning disabilities training aimed at improving support for disabled people, as part of wider government efforts to create a more accessible and inclusive benefits system.
Disabled Voices Sought In Wave Of UK Consultations Shaping Benefits, Mobility And Digital Access
Disabled people are being urged to shape UK policy by taking part in consultations on PIP, mobility devices, digital ID and FND research. These opportunities could influence future benefits, accessibility and services—making lived experience vital in decisions that affect millions.
Six Months On: Wheelchair User Still Awaiting Alternative Accessible Accommodation Following Eviction
Wheelchair user Sophie continues her fight for suitable accessible accommodation after being abruptly evicted from her adapted Southampton home, exposing serious failures in disability-inclusive relocation and housing provision.