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ALT A graphic showing the Inclusion Scotland logo followed by the text: As a Disabled People’s Organisation that advocates for inclusivity and accessibility, Inclusion Scotland have made the decision to cease all activity on this platform. We strongly feel that the management of this platform no longer aligns with our values, and we will no longer be engaging with Twitter/X during its current climate of misinformation, deprioritisation of accessibility, and eradication of protections against hate speech. We appreciate that all platforms have their challenges, but for now we want to stay where we can raise awareness of our work and connect with others. That’s why we’re continuing to use Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. If you’d like to keep up with us, that’s where you’ll find us. You can also join Inclusion Scotland as a Member on our website.
ALT : Promotional graphic for Inclusion Scotland. White background with the Inclusion Scotland logo in the top right-hand corner. Bold black text reads “Are you a LGBTQIA+ disabled person living in Scotland?”. More text reads “We’re running a survey to understand your experiences of using health and social care services. This is part of a larger project to create a toolkit that will help improve these services for LGBTQIA+ disabled people like you.” More text reads “If you would like to take part, please email [email protected]” On the bottom left-hand corner, a graphic of two stick people speaking. One is holding up a piece of paper while the other has a speech bubble. Inside the speech bubble is the progressive LGBTQIA+ flag symbol. There is more text that reads “Participants will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw where two winners will receive a £50 gift card of their choice!”.
ALT Today, we have published our second Every Story Matters record. The record details the UK public’s experiences of Covid-19 vaccines and therapeutics during the pandemic.
ALT A graphic stating: "We want a Scottish Human Rights Bill Now" The text is black on a white background, with a green tick design elements overlaid on the 'now'.
