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ALT Woman with short brown hair covered by a black hat wearing black rimmed glasses wearing a black and white striped top has arms folded in front of accessible door at portcullis house
ALT A woman using a wheelchair is looking with a disgruntled expression at a cardboard box that is labeled SUPA SOFT TOILET TISSUE and has a sign on it that says TO LET (meaning it's available for rent) The box is placed in a dirty alley, littered with trash such as bottles and cans, implying a neglected and unsafe environment A man in a suit is standing beside the woman, smiling, and saying, Fully accessible AND with a vibrant social environment - what more could a disabled person want?! The cartoon highlights the inadequate and dismissive attitudes toward providing proper housing for disabled individuals implying that what is offered is far below acceptable living standards
ALT Photograph of a pedestrianised street where both the pavement and the road space are rendered impassible for Disabled people by tables and chairs, plants, A-boards, no cut kerbs or tactiles.
ALT A group of disabled people holding a colourful Merseyside DPAC banner in Bold Street, Liverpool. The banner feature the hashtag: #DisabledPeopleDemand
ALT Words in bold black letters on an yellow background at the top of the image says Today in London Thursday 18th of July 12 noon, Parliament Square In the middle of the image is bold white letters on a black background #DisabledPeopleDemand. Bottom left of the image is the DPAC logo Bottom right is a megaphone At the bottom middle of the image in black bold text it reads, disable people against cuts and underneath it DPAC.uk.net
ALT Handpainted banner on dark fabric. Orange text at the top says Merseyside DPAC. Below on the left is the DPAC logo and on the right in green text #DisabledPeopleDemand