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Justice for victims of disability hate crime
Our Disability Hate Crime Advocate, Terry McCorry shares his advice of what to do if you're experiencing disability hate crime.
Isolated from our community
Alice talks to us about her family’s experience of disability hate crime.
Our neighbours have left us feeling unsafe
Ongoing harassment from her neighbours has left Holly* and her husband feeling unsafe in their home. She tells us about their experience of disability hate crime.
My disability hate crime experience
Eva tells us about her experience of disability hate crime and what the process was for reporting it.
Dealing with prejudice
Disability blogger Carrie Aimes talks about her experiences with disability hate crime.
Disability hate crime has left me feeling unsafe
Charlotte* and her son have both experienced hate crime because of their disabilities. She tells us about her experience.
Adapting to the new normal with Change 100
Julia talks about how we adapted our Change 100 internship programme during the coronavirus pandemic.
Why we need to listen to young disabled people
Arthur is one of our Change Makers. He tells us about dealing with everyday ableism and what changes he wants to see.
Improving social inclusion through assistive technology
David Hursthouse, Assistive Technology Project Manager, updates us on the impact of technology at Hill House.
Podcast: The future of assistive technology
What does the future hold for assistive technology? We hear how it’s changing the way we live our lives. Nick Bishop chats to Leonard Cheshire Director of Assistive Technology Steve Tyler, who works with tech companies Google and Amazon to make their...
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