A feminist digital civic space to raise awareness on gender and disability concerns for social justice and inclusion of women and girls with disabilities.
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ALT Disability media action. Logo of a pair of binoculars with eyes. Make disablism unprofitable. 3 steps. 1. Monitor. We have launched an online form, through which people can send us any media coverage which concerns them, and any adverts which appeared alongside it. 2. Expose. We will bring together the evidence gathered, building up a pattern of evidence that cannot be dismissed. 3. Change. We will use our evidence base to put pressure on advertisers to stop funding media outlets who spread disablism. If advertisers don’t fund them, media organisations have another reason to change. Let’s show the media that disablism doesn’t pay.
ALT This image is a comic-style panel illustrating three diverse women collaborating around a table, emphasizing inclusivity, accessibility, and community empowerment. * Top Caption Box: A yellow banner at the top reads: "This journey taught us several important lessons." * Main Characters & Dialogue:* * Person on the left:* A woman in a wheelchair with braided hair wearing a denim jacket, gesturing with her hand and saying: "Accessibility matters." * Person in the middle:* A woman with short, curly hair sitting in front of a laptop, saying: "Adaptation is key." * Person on the right:* A woman wearing dark sunglasses holding a white cane (indicating visual impairment), saying: "Community builds strength." * They are sitting around a wooden table covered with documents, a smartphone, and a laptop. * In the background, there is a potted plant, notice boards with pinned papers, and two other women sitting together at another desk—one wearing a hijab and another older woman with gray hair.
ALT This is a graphic on a white background for the International Day of the Girl Child. The logo "DXAL| THE DISABILITY LANE" appears in the top left in pink and purple. Large pink text reads: "International Day of the Girl Child: End Child Marriage and Invest in Girls' Rights." Below the headline, on the left, is a cartoon girl shown from the chest up. She has dark hair, light brown skin, a black choker, and a pink and black checkered tank top. She is smiling and winking while making a peace sign with one hand and holding a blue smartphone to take a selfie with the other. On the right side, a block of pink text says: "Let's remember that girls with disabilities have the right to education, bodily autonomy, protection, health and a future free from violence and forced marriage."
ALT A message on mental health against a white background. Text reads: MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSE Your mental health should be your priority. Your peace matters more than anything. Take a moment today to check in with yourself. Breathe. Slow down. Rest when you need it. Say no when you must. Protect your energy without guilt. Release the pressure to keep it all together. You are not meant to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. Healing isn't linear, and strength doesn't always look loud. Sometimes, it's in the quiet act of choosing yourself. Again and again. You deserve inner calm. And it's more than okay to put yourself first. Because when your mind is clear and your heart is light, everything else begins to flow. From The Spiritual Magic
