Resources

This report features case studies from Angola and Zambia to show how self-advocacy groups form and how they help people with intellectual disabilities lead.

This is a case study about how Listen Include Respect can be used in projects. It explains how we used Listen Include Respect to support a cross-disability organisation in Zambia to strengthen their self-advocacy work.

Advocacy Explainers help people to understand big topics in our advocacy in an easy to understand way. This advocacy explainer is about Article 11 of the CRPD and the rights people with disabilities have in a crisis.

This document shares what we learned from women with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities about making decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. It gives recommendations for how we can make things better.

Download the World Congress app to follow the programme, get updates, and access all event information in one place.

This guide explains different ways that you can take part in Inclusive Local Development work. This includes working directly with local councils and organisations, or being part of an organisation of persons with disabilities.

The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities says people with disabilities have the same right to vote and take part in political life as everyone else.

This guide is about who makes decisions in the country and your right to be part of it.

This guide is about making your own choices and getting support if you need it. It explains what good support looks like and what to do if someone doesn’t respect your decisions.