
Charity supporting disabled children, young people & their families participation, equality, inclusion, rights & aspirations, nationally & internationally #IM2
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ALT Image description: Orange background with a image on the right side of a circle, in the middle scales and in a circle round it six disability symbols. Title in white writing - ‘Disabled Youth Leadership, Representation and Disability Human Rights Youth Advocacy Reimagined’. Underneath date and times followed by the points shared in the main post here regarding the areas being covered at the online event. At the bottom of the image is a white background with registration link and hashtags #YearOfYouth #YouthLeadership #YouthAdvocacy #YouthDisabilityRights Followed by 7 logos of organisations

ALT A blurred, abstract painting showing, colours, going down from the top with dark blue down into green, yellow, orange, bright white at the centre and then back via orange into green and darker green. Overlaid with outlines of emerging flowers, showing a stem, and petals, some of them an outline and some filled in red.

ALT Image shows a pink square graphic for the Disabled Women in Politics Network. In brown bold front is written; ‘D/Deaf & Disabled Women in Politics Network,Whether you are an elected representative, activist, or campaigner looking for sisterhood, we are a supportive space for women, with shared experiences, to come together and support one another, sharing challenges, resources, and opportunities to connect campaigns for making the experiences of women in politics better. We are a cross-party community space, held the last Thursday of every other month, for d/Deaf women, disabled women and women with long-term health conditions. To register your interest email: [email protected]’. At the top of the image are the logos for ElectHer, Centenary Action Group and The Disability Policy Centre. At the bottom of the image is a colourful graphic showing women in a group who represent the diversity of disability.




























