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More than 100,000 people sign ALLFIE’s petition

We’ve been blown away by the response to our petition on 38 Degrees: Don’t shut Disabled people out of mainstream education. You’re telling government clearly that they must provide the support Disabled children need to thrive in mainstream. Cuts which affect Disabled children’s equal participation in education are not acceptable.

A huge thank you to everyone who has signed. If you haven’t signed the petition yet, please sign and share it with friends and family.

Please come and join us at 10 Downing Street where we will be delivering our petition to Boris Johnson at 12’ 0 clock noon on Thursday 23rd Jan.  Click here for more information.

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ALLFIE'S MANIFESTO

Stand up for inclusive education!

The manifesto sets out our six demands for inclusive education. Find out what they are and add your name or the name of your organisation.

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January 2020 Briefing

The new year brings opportunities for our supporters to get involved in our work. As we prepare for our Day of Action on 23rd January, ALLFIE urges you to help us engage the new Government and MPs to get inclusive education on the agenda.

Inclusion Now 54

The magazine is out! Read about Intersectionality, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Disability History Month and much more.

Press release: ALLFIE's Day of Action 23rd January 2020

ALLFIE’s Day of Action marks an important milestone for inclusive education as our petition ‘Don’t Shut Disabled People Out of Mainstream Education’ reached over 100,000 signatures.

Blog: Accessibility Plans as Effective Tools for Inclusion in Schools - A Taste Before the Main Event

Ahead of our launch event on the 23rd January at the Supreme Court in Parliament Square, ALLFIE Researcher and Accessibility Plans report author Dr Armineh Soorenian discusses some key findings.

How Was School?

Our oral history project: watch, read and listen to Disabled people’s experiences of education over the last century.

Includes schools resource packs and more.

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ALLFIE’s work is more important than ever today.

In this era of cuts, Disabled children and young people’s participation in mainstream education is suffering, but we’re standing up for their right to be included.