Sisters of Frida

@sistersofrida.bsky.social

Sisters of Frida CIC is an experimental collective of disabled women and gender diverse people. We want a new way of sharing experiences, mutual support and relationships with different networks.

We welcome the Prime Minister’s determination to solve the social care crisis. Across the country, people are being pushed into poverty to pay for their care, often having to sell their homes or give up the little they receive in benefits. This must change. (1/2)

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In this last week of Disability Pride Month, we want to highlight the importance of including accessibility for Disabled families in active travel and environmental improvements. Check out this recent blog by our Campaigns and Policy Lead Kate on the subject: www.cyclesprog.co.uk/inspiration/...

The right cycle for the journey: cycling with disabled children

From rear-steer tandems to e-bikes, Kate Ball shares practical advice on cycling with disabled children for everyday journeys.

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We have one month left to make our voices heard! People with learning difficulties aren't being given a voice about laws which affect them. We're calling for Parliament to follow the Equality Act and start including people with learning difficulties. 🔗 Sign the petition: buff.ly/esyOGw3

Inclusion London. Petition: Improve access to Parliament's work for people with learning difficulties. An illustration of a hand holding a megaphone above the Houses of Parliament.

According to the Football Association, nationwide, the total number of women playing regular grassroots football has increased by 19% in the last year When it comes to players with registered disabilities playing in FA-affiliated clubs, the number has jumped by 19% since last year.

The marginalised groups finding community through football

Priced out of stadiums and long shut out of the sport, women, disabled players and minority groups are flooding into grassroots football

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Woman Born Deaf and Blind Gets Her Medical Degree, Relies on ‘Naturally Heightened’ Sense of Touch Alexandra Adams says the biggest hurdle in becoming the U.K.’s first DeafBlind doctor has been discrimination, not disability people.com/woman-born-d...

Woman Born Deaf and Blind Gets Her Medical Degree, Relies on ‘Naturally Heightened’ Sense of Touch

Alexandra Adams, born deaf and blind, earns her medical degree and says discrimination — not disability — was her biggest hurdle.

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