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    Colleague working from home at their laptop. They are staring at a notebook in front of the laptop, holding one hand against their head, with their lips about to exhale. They have had a long day and are wondering the best thing to do next.
    Understanding Disability Using Spoon Theory
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    UK Disability History Month - a woman with downs syndrome giving the onlooker a thumbs up
    UK Disability History Month
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    Disability Guide Series
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    Disability History Month
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    A person with long hair holding out an inclusion compass to guide their path. They are standing in front of the ocean.
    Inclusive Compass – Monthly Insights: Inclusioneers Conference 2023, disability, the white gaze and more
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    Disability, Children and Youth – Celebrating Disabled People’s Contributions in the UK

    Disability History Month in the UK takes place from November 22nd – December 22nd. This year’s theme is Disability, Children and Youth and we will be celebrating the contributions that have been made by this community. This is an important step towards fostering inclusivity and recognising the valuable role they play in society.

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    Disability Day of Mourning

    Disability Day of Mourning is an event that remembers and mourns disabled people murdered by their family members or carers.

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    Breaking barriers: Strategies for promoting disability inclusion in sport and physical activity
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    Inclusive Sport: Disability and Para sport

    The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games showcased a record number of para sports with a total of 8 para sports in the programme.  However, this increasing spotlight on para sport isn’t necessarily leading to increased participation across the board.   

    Recent Activity Alliance research suggests that less than one in five non-disabled people have experience of taking part in sport and less than half disabled and non-disabled people actually know someone else with a disability.  The need for solutions and action is pressing. It is clear that organisations need to both raise the profile of and opportunities for disabled people to engage in sport and physical activity, from participation and performance sport to coaching, employment and board roles. 

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    Understanding disability and mental health