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“Recently we have been left with a revolving door feeling, as the different factions of the Tory Government pulled themselves apart. The irony is that whatever their level of competence they remain the Government of inequality, representing the interests of the rich”

Amelia McLoughlan, ALLFIE’s Policy and Research Officer, and Joe Whittaker, ALLFIE Trustee, look at the role of education professionals involved in the Education, Health and Care Plans process, and highlight how UK government education cuts are failing SEND learners – including from a human rights perspective under United Nations law.

Maresa is an Inclusion Now editorial board member and Quite Riot group member

Lani Parker is Capacity Development Officer for the Alliance for Inclusive Education (ALLFIE), and leads ALLFIE’s new Stronger Voices project.

Observations from the Pilot Project to bring Disability into the Curriculum for Wales. By Richard Rieser, World of Inclusion, and Kat Watkins, Disability Wales.

UK Disability History Month (UKDHM) is an annual event which creates a platform to focus on the history of our fight for equality and human rights

By Yewande Akintelu-Omoniyi, ALLFIE’s Office volunteer and Amelia McLoughlin, ALLFIE’s Policy and Research Officer

The legal question was answered by Alice Gough at Simpson Millar Solicitors