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
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Understanding the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment vote
An easy read guide to the July vote on Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments.
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Introduction to the new BDEF Director
Megan tell us a bit about herself from participating in London Fashion Week to her work on Adult Social Care policy.
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Easton Community Centre, Disabled People and that dreaded lift.
We take a look at some local history – Easton Community Centre and its connection to the Disabled people community.
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Remembering Laura Welti
A tribute to Laura’s contribution to not only BDEF but to the Disability Equality movement as a whole.
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Bristol’s Disabled People’s Manifesto
In 2016, BDEF launched Bristol’s first Disability Equality Manifesto which sets out Disabled people’s vision for Bristol.
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