Resources

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.

This easy to read guide, developed with self-advocates, explains what will happen at the Civil Society Forum at COSP18 and supports people with intellectual disabilities to take part in the discussions.

Self-advocates made an easy-to-read summary of the Global Disability Inclusion Report. It is about disability rights and inclusion around the world.

This guide explores how people with intellectual disabilities can age with dignity and explains the changes needed to ensure they can remain in their communities with proper support as they grow older.

This guide shares the experiences of people with intellectual disabilities with technology and outlines what needs to change to make technology truly accessible for everyone.

This guide highlights people with intellectual disabilities’ experiences, the barriers they face, and what needs to change for more inclusive humanitarian action.

This guide explores how people with intellectual disabilities experience multiple forms of discrimination and outlines what needs to change to ensure equal rights and inclusion for all.