ALT A promotional graphic for Disability Equality Scotland’s ‘Inclusive Communication Awareness Workshop’. The top section shows the organisation’s logo and the workshop title in purple text. Below, an illustrated group of diverse people stand holding hands. Event details read: ‘Tuesday 10 March 2026, 10am to 12.30pm UK time, Online’. At the bottom is the contact email: training@disabilityequality.scot

ALT A group of people sit around tables in a meeting room while two presenters stand at the front. One presenter is speaking beside a flip chart, and a large screen displays a slide. Bottles of water, papers, and laptops are on the tables.

ALT A TV screen shows a presentation slide titled “Deep‑dive session: Accessible EV Charging.” It includes the date “23 January 2026” and the text “Scottish Stakeholder Convening Event.” The Motability Foundation logo appears at the bottom left.

ALT Promotional graphic for a free webinar by Disability Equality Scotland titled “New Year, New Skills!” on Easy Read basics. Event date: Tuesday, 27 January 2026, 12:30–1:30 PM UK time. Includes a QR code for sign-up, fireworks background, and an illustrated character raising an arm.

ALT Promotional graphic for a free webinar by Disability Equality Scotland titled “New Year, New Skills!” on Easy Read basics. Event date: Tuesday, 27 January 2026, 12:30–1:30 PM UK time. Includes a QR code for sign-up, fireworks background, and an illustrated character raising an arm.

ALT Reminder to plan your Easy Read and main document at the same time. Don’t provide only a standard report. Best practice is to offer the main report and an Easy Read version side by side. Includes the Disability Equality Scotland logo.

ALT Graphic with the Disability Equality Scotland logo, a map of Scotland, and text saying: “New Year, New Opportunities – But No Change from Scottish Political Parties.” Below the text are three icons of people holding signs with a check mark, question mark, and X.

ALT Graphic inviting people to share views on Traveline Scotland. Event on 4 February from 11:00am to 12:30pm. Includes images of a bus, train, and taxi, plus logos for Disability Equality Scotland and Traveline Scotland.

ALT A promotional graphic for Disability Equality Scotland’s free webinar titled “New Year, New Skills!” The webinar is about “Easy Read basics” and will cover what Easy Read is, how it is written, and how it makes communication more inclusive. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, 27 January 2026, from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM UK time. The image includes a QR code for signing up, colorful fireworks in the background, and an illustrated character raising one arm in excitement. The Disability Equality Scotland logo is in the top right corner.

ALT Graphic with a pink background and a white speech bubble. Text says: “We made an Easy Read consultation about access to NHS 24 services by people who have a sight or sensory impairment!” There is an image of a speaker icon, a thumbs-up sign, and a smartphone showing the NHS 24 logo. At the bottom, text reads: “Recent work for… NHS 24” with the Disability Equality Scotland logo.

ALT A graphic with a bright pink border and the text “Shaping Accessible Travel With Your Views!” in large pink letters at the top. Below the text, there are three types of transport: a red double-decker bus with “City Centre” displayed on the front, a black taxi cab, and a blue and yellow train with an extended wheelchair ramp. At the bottom left is the Disability Equality Scotland logo, featuring a pink speech bubble with an equal sign inside and the words “Disability Equality Scotland” in gray. At the bottom right is the Transport Scotland logo, which includes a blue geometric design and the words “Transport Scotland” and “Comhdhail Alba” in blue and purple.

ALT A blue graphic promoting World Braille Day 2026 with the headline “Scotland’s Hidden Food Safety Crisis.” It includes a quote from Barbara, a braille user: “Adding braille to packaging supports equal rights by ensuring visually impaired people can make informed choices, prepare meals independently, and manage food safety just like anyone else.” On the right side, there is a circular photo of a person reaching into a kitchen cupboard. At the top right, there is a pink circle with the words “Braille Labelling” and an illustration of braille dots. At the bottom, there are logos for Oban Access Panel, Disability Equality Scotland, Sight Scotland, and Sight Scotland Veterans.

ALT A festive graphic with a bright pink border and the words “Merry Christmas!” in large pink letters at the center. Above the text, there is a row of hanging ornaments in blue and pink, featuring stars, snowflakes, and circular patterns. Below the text, on the left, there is a blue Christmas stocking with green and white decorative patterns. In the middle is the Disability Equality Scotland logo, which includes a pink speech bubble with an equal sign inside and the words “Disability Equality Scotland” in gray. On the right, there is a blue gift box with a silver ribbon and bow.

ALT A graphic with a bright pink border and the text “Shaping Accessible Travel With Your Views!” in large pink letters at the top. Below the text, there are three types of transport: a red double-decker bus with “City Centre” displayed on the front, a black taxi cab, and a blue and yellow train with an extended wheelchair ramp. At the bottom left is the Disability Equality Scotland logo, featuring a pink speech bubble with an equal sign inside and the words “Disability Equality Scotland” in gray. At the bottom right is the Transport Scotland logo, which includes a blue geometric design and the words “Transport Scotland” and “Comhdhail Alba” in blue and purple.

ALT A promotional graphic with a pink border and white background. At the top, bold pink text reads: “Shaping Accessible Travel With Your Views!” Below, there are images of a red double-decker bus labeled “City Centre,” a yellow and blue train, and a black taxi. To the right, dark blue text says: “Train Survey.” At the bottom left is the Disability Equality Scotland logo with its name, and at the bottom right is the Transport Scotland logo with its name in English and Gaelic.

ALT A promotional graphic with a pink border. At the top, bold pink text reads: “Shaping Accessible Travel With Your Views!” Below this, on the left, there is a photo of a large white ferry with the name “NorthLink” sailing on calm blue water near a rocky coastline under a clear sky. To the right of the photo, dark blue text says: “Ferry Survey.” At the bottom, there are two logos: on the left, the Disability Equality Scotland logo with a pink speech bubble icon, and on the right, the Transport Scotland logo with text in English and Gaelic.

ALT A graphic with a pink border. At the top, it says: “Shaping Accessible Travel With Your Views!” in large pink letters. Below, there is a photo of a street with a cyclist, a person in a wheelchair, and two people walking across a crossing. Next to the photo, it says: “Active Travel Survey” in dark blue letters. At the bottom, there are two logos: one for Disability Equality Scotland and one for Transport Scotland.