September newsletter
As the seasons begin to change and we head into autumn, we know that this time of year can bring different opportunities and challenges for Disabled people.
September newsletter Read More »
Archived newsletters
A collection of some of BDEF’s past newsletters in PDF format.
Archived newsletters Read More »
Listening to lived experience
Presenting the findings from targeted engagement with Disabled residents and allies on Bristol City Council’s South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhoods (SBLN) project.
Listening to lived experience Read More »
Adult Social Care: Measuring What Matters
Looking at how Adult Social Care can monitor its performance framework based on what matters to the people who access Adult Social Care Services.
Adult Social Care: Measuring What Matters Read More »
March Members Forum
A summary of our Member’s Forum in March. We discussed our recent co-produced report, the new website, and ways to get people more involved.
March Members Forum Read More »
Open letter to employers
We have gathered our member’s comments and feedback to produce an open letter to employers.
Open letter to employers Read More »
Recap of our 2025 AGM
BDEF’s 2025 AGM was an exciting place to be. We had quite a few
people say that it was the best AGM they had ever been to!
Recap of our 2025 AGM Read More »
Remembering Laura
Dan, our peer support worker, reflects on his memory of Laura – a Disability campaigner and friend.
Our mini Theory of Change 2025
Introduction The Bristol Disability Equality Forum (BDEF) stands as a Disabled-led organisation committed to dismantling the systemic barriers that hinder Disabled people in Bristol from fully participating in society. Our approach is rooted in the lived experiences of Disabled individuals, ensuring that their voices are central to the development and implementation of solutions. Our Theory
Our mini Theory of Change 2025 Read More »
Understanding the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment vote
An easy read guide to the July vote on Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments.
Understanding the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment vote Read More »