Current campaigns
2022: End segregation
“In many countries, and especially those who started the process of deinstitutionalisation some time ago persons with intellectual disabilities and people with complex support needs are most likely to still live in institutional settings.”
- “The situation of people with disabilities more generally has improved over time. However, this is not true for all people and more limited for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, who are more likely to be living in segregated or congregated settings and less likely to be experiencing real inclusion.”
- “The importance of self-advocacy, self-determination and supporting people with disabilities to demand their rights is highlighted, whether at an individual level with regards to their own or at a local or national lobbying.
People with intellectual disabilityĀ are particularly affected by a lack of choice and control.” - source The Development, Conceptualisation and Implementation of Quality in Disability Support Services (Å iÅ”ka, Beadle-Brown)
During the campaign we are:
- Telling the stories of survivors of segregation.
- Showing how to include people with all kinds of needs.
- Promoting inclusive support services.
Help Ukraine
Campaign to help people with intellectual disabilities and their families affected by the Russian war on Ukraine.
#StopOviedo
Joint advocacy campaign to stop the new additional protocol to the Oviedo convention of the Council of Europe.
Past campaigns
Coronavirus emergency
Coronavirus emergency resources.Ā Plus articles about Covid-19.
2021: Employ
We will focus on supporting employment for people with intellectual disabilities.
2020: Educate
#ThatsWhatILearned: We are campaigning for inclusive education for all.
2019: Elect
Campaigning for the right to vote and to participate in the European elections
The fight for voting rights continues.
