Professional membership association supporting lipspeakers who work with deaf people who lipread with signed vocabulary to support CPD
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ALT A woman pointing at a white flip chart. She is pointing to an area called context/rules, whilst other areas on the flip chart include Lipspeaker, me, clients, life events and more!
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ALT As disability rights organisations and grassroots campaigns, we are voicing our united and absolute opposition to the apparent concessions offered by the government on their proposed disability cuts. We know that for many, including the MPs who took a principled stand by supporting the reasoned amendment that would have killed this bill, the government's offer looks like a win. But we have been dealing with the benefits system for years and we know the potentially lethal effects the concessions being reported will have. As Disabled people, we will not accept a Bill that condemns future generations of Disabled people to devastating cuts in their vital support in order to avoid that fate ourselves. Rather than fixing this Bill's dangerous attack on Disabled people, these concessions will introduce a new and cruel inequality into our communities. They will condemn young Disabled people, and those yet to be Disabled, to a future of poverty, hardship and worsening health. Full on website
ALT Image is on a white and red background In red text Stop Disability Benefit Cuts In a red box in white text it says Tuesday 1st July 1pm Old Palace Yard Westminster London SW1P 3JY Then it has logo of DPAC and Crips Against Cuts #WelfareNotWarfare
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ALT An advertisement poster for A&J Deaf Club Summer Festival. Taking place on Sunday 22nd June, 12:00 noon until 11pm
ALT mage is on a dark grey background with light green text it says Stop Disability Benefit Cuts then a line underneath in light green text says rally in parliament square SW1P 3JX then a line underneath In lighter green text says Monday 30th June 4.30pm Underneath in light green box in grey text says #WelfareNotWarfare Image underneath is disabled people on a march with placards At the bottom of the graphic are the main supporting organisations logos