Join this conversation bringing together disability justice activists and inequality campaigners.
On 4 March 2026, we will host a webinar called Uniting for Change: Strengthening Collaboration Between Disability Justice and Inequality Activists.
People with disabilities often face unfair treatment in many areas of life, including jobs, representation, and recognition. These challenges are often linked to other forms of inequality, such as class, race, and gender. However, disability is not always treated as a key issue in wider inequality campaigns.
Even though these challenges are common, many inequality movements do not fully include the voices and experiences of people with disabilities. At the same time, disability groups can find it difficult to link their work with other struggles against inequality.
Disability justice activists and inequality campaigners from Ghana and Kenya worked together on a research project focused on disability justice and reducing inequality.
Join this online discussion to share reflections and experiences of working together across the disability justice and inequality movements. Take part in the conversation with our speakers.
Moderator.
Dr Philippa Mullins
Research Associate, KU Leuven; Visiting Fellow at LSE’s International Inequalities Institute.
Speakers.
Francis Bichnord Asong
Executive Director, Africa Disability Institute.
Research Participant.
Yetneberesh Nigussie Molla
ADD Co-Chair.
Dr Danny Sriskandarajah
CEO, New Economics Foundation.
Research project led by ADD International.
Funded by Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity.
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DISABILITY JUSTICE AND INEQUALITIES RESEARCH
A research project led by disability justice activists and inequality campaigners.
PERPETUAL’S STORY
Perpetual is one of the research participants and in this blog published by Bond, she shares why including all people with disabilities matters.