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Disabled People Demand Justice!
Campaign Fortnight:Tuesday 22nd October –Monday 4th November 2024 Disability Equality Scotland, Glasgow Disability Alliance, Inclusion Scotland and Disabled People-Led Organisations across Scotland are joining together…
Read MoreWe Remember Paula Fummey
We are very sad to announce that our beloved member Paula Fummey died on Wednesday morning at the Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice with her adored brother Bruce by her side.
Paula was a disability activist until the end, unwaveringly committed to the disabled people’s movement. In Paula’s words, ‘One voice may be beautiful, but a whole chorus of voices, like a choir, can sound amazing.’
She will be much missed by her GDA family. Her legacy will live on in the enormous community she leaves behind.
Read MoreGDA Manifesto 2024: Action for Disabled People’s Equality & Human Rights
Disabled People in Glasgow and Scotland have felt deprioritised and dehumanised increasingly over decades and even more so since the last General Election. Successive policies and Governments have failed to tackle our poverty and inequality and the dire situation facing disabled people has been supercharged by national policies and global events e.g. austerity, the pandemic and the cost of living crisis.
Read our 2024 Manifesto and Asks to learn more about what disabled people are demanding this election.
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Disabled People Demand Justice!
Campaign Fortnight:Tuesday 22nd October –Monday 4th November 2024 Disability Equality Scotland, Glasgow Disability Alliance, Inclusion Scotland and Disabled People-Led Organisations across Scotland are joining together…
Read MoreDisabled People Challenge Poverty!
150+ members of Glasgow Disability Alliance and their supporters and allies met in person and online on Friday 11 October 2024 to raise the collective…
Read MoreInclusive Media Literacy with GDA and Ofcom
Ofcom defines media literacy as the ‘ability to use, understand and create media and communications across multiple formats and services’. Ofcom has a statutory duty…
Read MoreWe Remember Paula Fummey
We are very sad to announce that our beloved member Paula Fummey died on Wednesday morning at the Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice with her adored brother Bruce by her side.
Paula was a disability activist until the end, unwaveringly committed to the disabled people’s movement. In Paula’s words, ‘One voice may be beautiful, but a whole chorus of voices, like a choir, can sound amazing.’
She will be much missed by her GDA family. Her legacy will live on in the enormous community she leaves behind.
Read MoreCEO Tressa Burke on BBC Scotland
CEO Tressa Burke speaks to Stephen Jardine from BBC Scotland, 3 July 2024.
Read MoreGDA Manifesto 2024: Action for Disabled People’s Equality & Human Rights
Disabled People in Glasgow and Scotland have felt deprioritised and dehumanised increasingly over decades and even more so since the last General Election. Successive policies and Governments have failed to tackle our poverty and inequality and the dire situation facing disabled people has been supercharged by national policies and global events e.g. austerity, the pandemic and the cost of living crisis.
Read our 2024 Manifesto and Asks to learn more about what disabled people are demanding this election.
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