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ALT Graphic promoting event Difference attended - Cleveland police crime plan, with text: ‘Cleveland Disability Hate Crime: Your voice matters. Take action today.’ Two people stand beside a Cleveland Police & Crime Plan 2024-2029 banner. Branding for Difference North East appears with call to action: ‘Do you want to fight for disability rights? Joi
ALT Bold text on a purple-tinted background of a train station reads: “Ticket office… CLOSED.” In the corner: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join! Difference NE
ALT A campaign graphic from Difference NE with a bold headline: “A Postcode Shouldn't Dictate Your Health.” Subtext reads: “The NHS proposed cutting gluten-free prescriptions for 4,700 people in our region. Gluten-free food costs 4x more. This is an economic barrier.” Background shows tinted photos including a loaf of bread, a bag of gluten-free plain flour, and a woman speaking. At the top, a green banner says: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!
ALT Colourised image of a Bus in front of the angel of the north. Overlaid text reads "5 Big Ideas for Accessible Travel"
ALT Graphic encouraging people to take the Difference North East survey. Text reads: “10 mins = Stronger Disability Rights. Take the Difference North East Survey!” At the bottom, there’s a purple-tinted image of a hand marking a checklist with happy, neutral, and sad faces. Overlay text says: “Your voice matters! Closes Aug 31 ⏳ Link in bio!” In the corner is the Difference NE logo with the tagline: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!”
ALT The Universal Credit Bill passed. Only 9 North East MPs stood with us. At times like this, Rest is Resistance. Care is Power.” In the lower-left corner, smaller yellow text says: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!” At the bottom right, in large bold text: “Difference NE”. The background includes partially visible text reading “Department for Work & Pensions” and group photos of campaigners.
ALT The same background image overlaid with text reading "Join the fight for justice! Become a member or ally Read the blog Join the Sept 18 climate event Link in bio"
ALT Disabled climate action forum. Image of a meeting of disabled people, colourised purple. Text on the right-hand side says "climate justice is disability justice". Logos of DCAF and Difference NE, appear below
ALT Close-up of a hand holding the book “Ramping Up Rights: An Unfinished History of British Disability Activism” by Rachel Charlton-Dailey. The cover is green with two waving Disability Pride flags and bold white and yellow text. The background is a painted brick wall in shades of green and white.
ALT Event poster for a book talk titled “Ramping Up Rights.” The event is on 9th July at 7 PM at Central Library Stockton, Dunedin House, Columbia Drive, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, TS17 6BJ. The poster features a photo of author Rachel Charlton-Dailey, who has long red hair and glasses, posing with a dachshund. The book cover is also shown, displaying two Disability Pride flags on a green background. The tagline at the bottom reads: “The fight for British disability rights isn’t over.”
