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ALT Graphic promoting event Difference attended - Cleveland police crime plan, with text: ‘Cleveland Disability Hate Crime: Your voice matters. Take action today.’ Two people stand beside a Cleveland Police & Crime Plan 2024-2029 banner. Branding for Difference North East appears with call to action: ‘Do you want to fight for disability rights? Joi

ALT A campaign graphic from Difference NE with a bold headline: “A Postcode Shouldn't Dictate Your Health.” Subtext reads: “The NHS proposed cutting gluten-free prescriptions for 4,700 people in our region. Gluten-free food costs 4x more. This is an economic barrier.” Background shows tinted photos including a loaf of bread, a bag of gluten-free plain flour, and a woman speaking. At the top, a green banner says: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!

ALT Graphic encouraging people to take the Difference North East survey. Text reads: “10 mins = Stronger Disability Rights. Take the Difference North East Survey!” At the bottom, there’s a purple-tinted image of a hand marking a checklist with happy, neutral, and sad faces. Overlay text says: “Your voice matters! Closes Aug 31 ⏳ Link in bio!” In the corner is the Difference NE logo with the tagline: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!”

ALT The Universal Credit Bill passed. Only 9 North East MPs stood with us. At times like this, Rest is Resistance. Care is Power.” In the lower-left corner, smaller yellow text says: “Do you want to fight for disability rights? Join!” At the bottom right, in large bold text: “Difference NE”. The background includes partially visible text reading “Department for Work & Pensions” and group photos of campaigners.

ALT Close-up of a hand holding the book “Ramping Up Rights: An Unfinished History of British Disability Activism” by Rachel Charlton-Dailey. The cover is green with two waving Disability Pride flags and bold white and yellow text. The background is a painted brick wall in shades of green and white.

ALT Event poster for a book talk titled “Ramping Up Rights.” The event is on 9th July at 7 PM at Central Library Stockton, Dunedin House, Columbia Drive, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, TS17 6BJ. The poster features a photo of author Rachel Charlton-Dailey, who has long red hair and glasses, posing with a dachshund. The book cover is also shown, displaying two Disability Pride flags on a green background. The tagline at the bottom reads: “The fight for British disability rights isn’t over.”









