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UN cleaGroup photo of delegation membersr that inclusive education is a human right, not a choice

In 2017, after hearing evidence from ALLFIE and other Deaf and Disabled people’s organisations, the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities strongly criticised the UK government’s record on the human rights of Disabled people, including Article 24, the right to inclusive education.

We are now calling on the UK government to stop violating Disabled people’s human rights by meeting its obligation to develop the capacity of all mainstream education providers to include Disabled learners.

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The Inclusion Champions Project

Inclusive education is the basis for lifelong equality of Disabled people, and a core part of independent living. We work with a network of Disabled People’s Organisations to raise awareness and engage locally around education issues, providing resources and training.

Volunteer to be ALLFIE's Treasurer

Do you have experience of charity finance, fundraising and pension schemes? Want to help ALLFIE meet its goal of full inclusion? We’re recruiting for a new Treasurer (unpaid) to sit on our Board of Trustees.

Inclusion Now 50

Bumper 50th edition: inclusion snakes and ladders, interview with Kevin Courtney and Mary Bousted of the NEU, school visit to Tollgate Primary in East London, mapping the road to inclusion, young people talk about Education, Health and Care Plans and more…

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Work for ALLFIE

We are looking for a development worker to run our Inclusion Champions project.

We welcome applications from applicants who have personal experience of disability, experience of working with Disabled people’s organisations and working knowledge of project development work.

How Was School?

Learn more about Disabled people’s experiences of school, college and university over time on our oral history project