Carinder Mahli, a long time member of All 4 Inclusion is moving away from the UK. We hope Carinder stays in touch and we are all still...

First up is Scott Whitney, All 4 Inclusion founder. What questions do you have for Scott - ask in the comments and he will try his best to answer them.

When the new Labour Government was elected 8 months ago little did anyone suspect or expect the intensification of the ‘War on Disabled...

Chair of Trustees Claire Statham has chosen Donna Gleeson as her member of the month.

My opinion has changed. I used to be for it, because I believe one day that I would like to determine when I finish the pain myself.

Our Member of the Month for January was chosen by Director Sarah Morris. Sarah has chosen Eveleena Wise.

“The Trouble With Grief Is’ ‘It Can Tap You On Your Shoulder And Remind You Remind You That A Loved One Is Not Here To Share In That Moment

Yesterday I was reading a book called Scapegoat – why we are failing disabled people by Katharine Quarmby. This book highlights the...

Kevin has contributed greatly to All 4 Inclusion recently with his blog writing during Disability History Month

In an earlier blog I made the point that much of deaf history is merged into the history of disability generally. Having said that I have...

To Celebrate Disability History Month All4Inclusion have published biographies of ‘Disability Champions’ – some living, some now passed....

Tanni Grey-Thompson is best known as a Paralympian but in more recent years she has become a respected campaigner on making public...

Can I start by asking you to tell us a little about yourself? I'm Lady Omolola Oyewusi, the COO and founder of Magdalene ministry,...

Today we publish the latest of our 5-Minute interviews celebrating Disability History Month. Today we are talking to Njaimeh Mboge who...

Today we publish the latest 5-minute interview to celebrate Disability History Month. Dan Smith is a Unite the Union Rep; Trainer,...

Baroness Jane Campbell has fought for equal rights for disabled people for as long as she can remember – from challenging special school...

I’m sure that it will not be a surprise to anyone that last week that the UCU Disabled members Conference debated the new Labour...

I think that most people have heard of Helen Keller. I first heard a little about her when I was at school, and it is an interesting...

At the UCU Disabled Members Conference last Thursday we had an informed debate on the deepening crisis in Special Educational Needs...

To celebrate Disability History Month All4Inclusion have been conducting 5-minute interviews with disabled people who are disability...