Artists say while access has improved at arts venues, more could be done to support their work.

Charlotte Young, who has hearing loss, says information whilst travelling is often inaccessible.

Welcome to the 75th edition of Inclusion Now magazine, Inclusive Education news including SEND reforms, segregation, inaccessible consultations, health and social care gaps, intersectional injustice a

A woman who was born with a spinal injury leaving her paralysed from the chest down has built a successful career as a personal trainer for people with disabilities and is taking to the catwalk to sho...

Disabled people are reporting more discrimination from the public than in the 80s, thanks to growing anti-PIP rhetoric

Electoral Commission finds abuse, particularly of women, minority ethnic and disabled people, is affecting candidates’ behaviour

Don't ask disabled people to explain themselves, whether for your own curiosity or your child’s.

Before the emergence of the “Second Wave” women’s movement many feminists, socialists and liberals knew that there was something deeply unfair, disturbing even, about women being restricted to a life ...

Longstanding poll reveals public opinions on disability benefits and Labour’s big challenge on NHS satisfaction

...and the disabled kids locked out of holiday clubs

Great British Sewing Bee contestant Rebecca was left in tears as she opened up about her hidden disability.

DWP documents, which the Canary has seen, reveal that workshop co-hosts would be excluded from 'deciding or designing workshop content'.

Kerenza McSweeney tells the BBC she has lived in up to 15 hotel rooms in the past three months.

Enable is the UK's favourite disability magazine, packed with the latest disability news and features.

More than 40 charities write to Pat McFadden and review head Alan Milburn over fears of stricter eligibility rules

Gina Barrett, a Black woman with learning difficulties from Breaking Out the Bubble, is accompanied by her support worker, Gabby. Together, they explore Gina’s experiences of attending a special…

Susan Musselwhite keeps having her hopes dashed while waiting for social housing.

She became disabled after she slipped and fell on ice and can no longer do what she used to be able to do

Wheels for Wellbeing is an award-winning charity supporting disabled people of all ages and abilities to enjoy the benefits of cycling.

Jen Browning was part of the USA team that won the wheelchair basketball competition in Athens in 2004

Kathleen Stock argues that Gen Z women are pretending to have chronic illnesses, painting walking sticks as a social-media trend

Explore how the UK housing crisis affects women and men differently, and what needs to change to create a fairer housing system

Disabled people’s organisations have imagined a future in which disabled people live in an “equitable” society with an AI-assisted economy that produces full employment, as part of government-funde…

Enable is the UK's favourite disability magazine, packed with the latest disability news and features.

DWP cuts to Access to Work have left disabled artist Renu Arora unable to act on stage despite funding to tell her story in a musical.

Enable is the UK's favourite disability magazine, packed with the latest disability news and features.

Disabled people have told researchers that charging for social care is “unjust and harmful”, just as the new prime minister has spoken of his determination to address reform of the social care syst…

Payout comes after Wandsworth Council criticised by ombudsman for failing to secure woman alternative accommodation

The Transport Committee has launched an inquiry looking at how effectively the Government is helping to keep women and girls safe as they travel.  

From rear-steer tandems to e-bikes, Kate Ball shares practical advice on cycling with disabled children for everyday journeys.

A Beverley woman who lives with a stoma wants better facilities in standard disabled toilets.

In today’s newsletter: Amid protests, policy battles and rising hostility, disabled ​designers and artists show how pleasure, creativity and visibility ​defy stigma

A disabled woman from Rhos says repeated experiences at Wrexham Maelor Hospital’s A&E have left her anxious about seeking emergency treatment.

Charlotte is 65 and uses crutches. 'I genuinely thought my life was in danger. I genuinely thought I was going to die at the hands of this man.'