ALT Yellow speech bubble with bold black text reading “What the bleep!” Below, on a blue background, the “Bigger voices Better lives” logo appears alongside the words “Advocacy for All” and the hashtag “#LearningDisabilityWeek2026.”

ALT Yellow speech bubble with black text explaining: “We have noticed that some friends post stuff that is not great. Sometimes it is sexist, racist and unkind to people who have disabilities.” Below, on a blue background, the “Bigger voices Better lives” logo appears with “Advocacy for All” and the hashtag “#LearningDisabilityWeek2026.”

ALT Yellow speech bubble with black text reading: “We can do better by using kind words, positive language and being caring.” Below, on a blue background, the “Bigger voices Better lives” logo appears with “Advocacy for All” and the hashtag “#LearningDisabilityWeek2026.”

ALT Yellow speech bubble with bold black text reading: “During Learning Disability Month, lets support people with learning disabilities to feel strong, respected and safe. Here is to having a bigger, kinder voice.” Below, on a blue background, the “Bigger voices Better lives” logo appears next to the words “Advocacy for All” and the hashtag “#LearningDisabilityWeek2026.”

ALT Promotional image for Advocacy for All showing Annie from Bromley being voted onto the committee. A person stands inside a colourful speech‑bubble graphic on a light blue background. Text in a green speech bubble explains wanting to support people to raise their voices in the community and share ideas such as buddy support. The Advocacy for All and “Bigger Voices, Better Lives” branding appears at the bottom.

ALT Promotional image for Advocacy for All featuring Adam from Bromley as a newly voted‑in committee member. A seated person appears within a multicoloured speech‑bubble design on a light blue background. A green speech bubble contains text about bringing ideas, staying on topic, having committee experience, and a sense of humour. Advocacy for All branding is shown at the bottom.

ALT Advocacy for All promotional image showing Richard from Bromley being voted onto the committee. A seated person holding papers is framed inside a bright, multicoloured speech‑bubble graphic against a light blue background. A green speech bubble lists experience in previous committees, listening skills, organisational strengths, and supporting improvements. Advocacy for All and “Bigger Voices, Better Lives” branding appears below.

ALT Celebratory graphic announcing Congratulations to the LD/ND‑A Media Team at Advocacy For All for their successful entry into The Leaders’ Awards 2026. The text recognises their outstanding work and leadership, thanking them for making a difference. The design features colourful stars, shapes, and confetti elements. Signatures and titles from Rachael Dodgson, Chief Executive Officer of Dimensions UK, and Alison Bloomer, Editor of Learning Disability Today, appear at the bottom. Logos for Dimensions Leaders’ Awards, Learning Disability Today, and campaign partner Stay Up Late are included.