Thanks for creating thee and involving us in the process. For some they can make a big difference in their interactions in shops, public transport and airports etc... Des

It is difficult to understand why nondisabled people are so indifferent to the exclusion of disabled people in every aspect of life. Exclusion is trauma. Isolation is trauma. Segregation is trauma. Why don’t more people care about the exclusion of disabled people?

It is ridiculous that in 2021 so many who work on policy for disabled people are not #disabled. The policy world is a very #inaccessible environment e.g. if you have a #ChronicIllness for example, & this needs to change! #Policymaking orgs must work on accessible workplaces!

i’m starting a hashtag to highlight how the pandemic has improved accessibility for disabled people. ill start: - working from home means i am able to work a full time job without exhausting myself to the point of hospitalisation #MyAccessiblePandemic

A disabled person’s access shouldn’t depend on a nondisabled person’s approval.

#FunnyFibro

I love my crip body, life, and community. I wouldn't trade this for the world. Go ahead and die mad about it. #DisabilityPrideMonth

When you realise that needs aren’t special or additional and are in fact just access needs, which everyone has, you break down some of the stigma that society builds up. Some people have more access needs than others and generally good access is just good practice.

Eating disorders are not a sign of weakness or the fault of the person suffering, and anyone who is ill deserves support.

If you offer to push a wheelchair user and the wheelchair user declines, please accept that decision.

1. Can we please have #PIP assessors that are ACTUALLY trained in #DisabledRights & anti #ableism practices!? The fact that as a community we know that almost every single first attempt at an app will be rejected is disgusting & horrifying! #NEISVoid #DisabilityTwitter #PIPReform