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  • GDA Manifesto 2017: Accessible Glasgow for All

    Film

    Disabled people in Glasgow face higher poverty, unemployment, exclusion, Hate Crime and discrimination. It's time for action.
    Here are the 5 actions we want Glasgow City Council to take, from May 2017, to support our rights, and work with us to make Glasgow a world-leading Accessible City.

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  • GDA Presents: The Purple Poncho Players

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    GDA's dramatic wing uses comedy, music and drama to convey their real-life stories and hard-hitting messages to audiences of influential people!

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  • We are GDA

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    GDA members explain who GDA is and what we do together.

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  • Social Capital Evaluation (2016)

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    Read the report in full, with a foreword by Angela Constance MSP, the then Cabinet Secretary for Communities, Social Security and Equalities.

    6.22MB (PDF)
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    Social Capital Evaluation report on a purple background. Drivers for change and the purple poncho players (2016)

  • Manifesto for Equal Participation (2016)

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    This Manifesto maps out what needs to happen so disabled people can make our full and equal contribution to a thriving Scotland.
    For a fairer Scotland, disabled people need Equal Participation.

    3.14MB (PDF)
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  • Manifesto for Action on Independent Living

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    This Manifesto for Independent Living formed the basis of GDA members’ campaign to Glasgow during the last local elections, leading to Glasgow’s current Independent Living Strategy.

    1.07MB (PDF)
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