
ALT A graphic on a pale orange background with a torn white paper overlay. The white paper has text that reads, "We're leaving! Thank you X for when you served our great purpose, for now we say good bye. Find us online as Women Enabled," followed by icons for Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. A black-and-white image of two hands holding a smartphone with a purple asterisk-like logo is on the left. The bottom right of the image shows the same logo with the words "WOMEN ENABLED INTERNATIONAL".

ALT ID: Half of the image is a graphic of an off button + the words: "We're Engaging in Radical Rest" Below that is "We'll be back on January 6th, 2025!, followed by the WEI logo. To the right side of the image is an image showing 2 women enabled staff members making a heart symbol with their hands.

ALT Text: International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future. Below that are four of WEI's characters. In the corner is the Women Enabled International logo.

ALT ID: In the corner is the slogan "The Future of Disability Rights is Feminist," with WEI's characters around the letters. Below that are three images: the first one is Maryangel speaking on a panel, the second is Marcela and Sofia smiling and looking at each other, and the last one captures Anastasia at an event. The text below reads: "Amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future."

ALT The text is a full list of the events that WEI will be at for IDPD. Event 1: Maryangel Garcia Ramos, WEI Executive Director, at the International Day of Persons with Disabilities Commemorative Event 📅 December 3, 2024 In-Person: 10:00–11:00 a.m. Online: 11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m: WATCH LIVE: bit.ly/IDPDEvent Event 2: Janie Meijas, WEI Movement Strengthening Manager, at Making the Invisible Visible: Why Disability Matters in Violence Against Women and Bodily Autonomy 📅 December 4, 2024 In-Person: 8:30–10:30 a.m. EDT (Venue: TBC) Online: 8:30–10:30 a.m. EDT Event 3: Amanda McRae, WEI Advocacy & Accountability Director, at the WHO Event on Measuring Violence Against Women with Disabilities 📅 December 3, 2024 Online: 2:00–3:00 p.m. CET. REGISTER HERE: bit.ly/RegisterIDPD

ALT ID: Text reads: Celebrate IDPD by empowering inclusion and advancing rights--give today! Below that is the link: bit.ly/WomenEnabledDonate Below is a QR code that takes users to the above link. One of WEI's characters holds the QR code. The woman is dressed in all purple and is using a wheelchair.

ALT Text: WEI at #AWIDForum2024 Rising Together The Future of Gender Equality is Inclusive Aquelarre FemiDisca Feminist Disabled Revelry Dec.2 2024, 6:00pm- 9:00pm|MR202, 2° Floor | RSVP Súmate a este Aquelarre FemiDisca, en dónde vamos celebrar nuestra comunidad, nuestra alegría, y lo que significa para nosotres estar juntes. ¡Ven a mover el bote con nosotres!Join WEI in this party for Feminist Disabled Revelry! Celebrate our community, our joy, what it means for us to be together. Come enjoy your body! ¡Aliades sin discapacidad son bienvenides a unirse a la fiesta y al movimiento! | Non-disabled allies welcome and encouraged to join the party and the movement! To the right is the QR code to scan to register for the event.

ALT The poster is from the “Inclusive Generation Equality Collective” and announces an event entitled “Feminist Digital Realities". The event will be held on December 3, 2024, from 2:30 to 3:45 p.m., in the plenary hall, hall 4. The event will address the digital divide and good practices to ensure accessibility for feminists with disabilities around the world. It will be a hybrid event with accessibility services such as Spanish and English captioning, Spanish and English interpretation, and International sign interpretation. The speakers are: - Dani(j)ela Popović - Patricia Nenadi Pam - Shiela May Inmenzo Aggarao - Estefania Cubillos Nova - Cristina Dueñas Díaz-Tendero The poster concludes with an invitation message, “Come join us!” and mentions that it is part of the “AWID Forum 2024”.

ALT El cartel es del "Colectivo Inclusivo Generación Igualdad" y anuncia un evento titulado "Realidades Feministas: Alternativas Humanizantes que Equiparan la Vida y la Discapacidad". El evento se llevará a cabo el 3 de diciembre de 2024, de 14:30 a 15:45 horas, en el salón de plenarias, hall 4. El propósito del evento es discutir métodos para cerrar la brecha digital y lograr accesibilidad para niñas y feministas con discapacidad en todo el mundo. Será un evento híbrido con recursos de accesibilidad como subtitulado en español e inglés, traducción en español e inglés, e interpretación en lengua de signos. Las personas que participarán son: - Dani(j)ela Popović - Patricia Nenadi Pam - Shiela May Inmenzo Aggarao - Estefanía Cubillos Nova - Cristina Dueñas Díaz-Tendero El cartel concluye con un mensaje de invitación: "¡Te esperamos!" y menciona que es parte del "Foro AWID 2024".

ALT ID: Text: Resourcing the Gender and Disability Justice Movement in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. December 3, 2024| 11:45 AM GMT +7 Queen Sirkit Convention Center, Room 106. Below that are images of the panelists, Amal Cherif who has medium brown hair and is wearing a navy blazer, Zakaria Jaber who has short buzz cut hair, and a beard and is wearing a grey sweater and Magdalena Szarota who has short curly hair and is wearing glasses, a black top and a red lanyard. Below are the Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Women Enabled International logos.

ALT Against a purple is an arch shaped image of women with disabilities protesting for disabled rights. To the right of that is the following text "Fact. Disabled women often face unique forms of violence, including withholding mobility aids, medication, or communication devices, and are at greater risk of institutional abuse".

ALT To the left is three images of women enabled staff in action at their recent retreat in Rome. The text reads : "Fact. Women Enabled International is steadfastly dedicated to championing the safety, dignity, and rights of women with disabilities, working globally to eliminate violence and build a more just and inclusive world!"

ALT The final slide reads "Governments, institutions, and societies have a duty to ensure the safety, dignity, and rights of all women, including those with disabilities who face disproportionate risks of violence. This requires inclusive policies, accessible justice, and survivor-centered support. Through international programming and advocacy, Women Enabled International is working to amplify voices and drive systemic change, creating a world where every woman can live free from violence and fear."











