Disability Pride Event β Leeds
Scope Leeds Community Hub invites you to join us for an event to mark Disability Pride Month and celebrate our talented, resilient and diverse community π
Disability Pride Month is a time to celebrate disabled identity β and to shine a light on the barriers that still exist. This uplifting event brings people together to share stories, celebrate achievements, attend workshops and hear from inspiring speakers.
π Get your free ticket here
π Event details
Date: Wednesday 22 July
Time: 11am to 2pm
Location: Scope Leeds Community Hub, 3 Brewery Wharf, Dock Street, LS10 1JF
β¨ What to expect
- Inspiring speakers sharing real lived experiences
- Interactive workshops to build confidence and knowledge
- Opportunities to connect with others in a supportive space
- Open, honest conversations about disability, inclusion, and change
π¬ Why come along?
This event is about more than celebrating β itβs about action.
Together, we can:
- Challenge attitudes and perceptions
- Improve access in our workplaces and communities
- Build an equal future by disabling barriers, not people
π Everyone is welcome
Whether youβre a disabled person, ally or part of the community β come along, get involved, and be part of something positive.
Comments
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Will you be invited the mayor?
Don't say this on the invitation, but it would be good to talk to her about her attitude to neurodiversity.
You may recall a year or few back reports of a young autistic girl being dragged screaming from her home by a mob of police officers for the crime of being autistic?
I don't know what happened about that in the finish, but I doubt that it's led to significant reforms.
They actually have a policy whereby if they discover an autistic person they can arrange that all correspondence sent by that person is dealt with by a bigot and essentially binned.
Obviously that is not how the policy is set out, but that is how it operates...
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Damn. First proper post and I put a typo in it⦠:(
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Iβd like to be there but itβs far for me. Maybe I can travel up there and stay in a hotel overnight but I will have to see if I can afford it. If I can Iβd love to be there and support others and meet people too. I havenβt attended any in-person events and Iβd really like to :)
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