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Inclusion Now 69 Summer 2024 COVER CROP

28 August 2024

'Lived experiences of Black/Global Majority Disabled pupils in education' report cover © ALLFIE 2024/Pen Mendonca The images by Pen Mendonca are designed in the style of Kente cloth, which originated in West Africa. The cover is divided into six equal sections: 1. “The Intersection of Race and Disability” with a series of step-like symbols. 2. “Address Trauma from Separation” shows four small illustrations of Black/Global Majority People experiencing trauma through being separated. 3. “Choice and Control - Fund DPOs - Advocacy for EHCPs” shows two people creating a plan, a bag of money, a person thinking and a task list. 4. “Diversify Workforce, Diversify Curriculum” shows a person reading against a rainbow world map, 3 Black/Global majority Disabled people. 5. “Cross Movement Campaigns, Educational Justice and Data” shows different people doing different activities, i.e. reading a screen, speaking, childcare with love, hugging, playing the guitar. 6. “Collaborations between movements, disability justice – racial justice” shows a hand holding a protest banner with a wheelchair symbol, next to two hands doing sign language and a head showing a brain.

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