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Stop de-prioritising us! For an EU policy agenda of equality and inclusion

Youth Rights at the Council of Europe – by Nina Portolan

Participants in a human rights education training pose together, smiling and holding Compass manuals. An orange banner reads: “Reaching equal rights, one educator, one community and one conversation at a time.” ENIL and ENIL Youth logos and an EU co-funding acknowledgement appear in the corners.

My Experience at THRE26 – by Luke McLaughlin

ENIL at OSCE/ODIHR: “Disability rights at the heart of victim support — Hate crime and intersectionality.” Three panellists sit behind microphones at the event in Warsaw on 8 October 2026.

ENIL brings a disability rights perspective to OSCE/ODIHR discussions on hate crime and intersectionality – by Adela Santos Lavigne

Article graphic titled “A Seat at the Table. But Are We Being Heard?” Five panellists, including wheelchair users, sit onstage beneath a screen reading “Assistive Technology in Everyday Life.” A sign language interpreter stands to the right, with audience members in the foreground. ENIL and EU co-funding logos appear at the bottom left.

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When We Don’t Speak the Same Language

Graphic on a pale lavender background with text: “ENIL advocacy success. Your choices. Your support. Across borders. EU agreement strengthens recognition of supported decision-making.” A blue map of Europe is surrounded by yellow stars and overlaid with branching arrows and a tick, symbolising choice and recognition across borders. ENIL and EU logos appear at the bottom left with “Co-funded by the European Union.”

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ENIL advocacy success: New options for the portability of supported decision-making and personal assistance in cross-border situations

Freedom Drive participants, many wearing yellow T-shirts and some using wheelchairs, fill a European Parliament meeting room, facing a panel of speakers. Overlaid text reads: “EU money must fund Independent Living.” ENIL and EU logos appear at the bottom left alongside “Co-funded by the European Union.”

Freedom Drivers take their demands to the EU Parliament

Freedom Drive participants, including wheelchair users and people wearing yellow shirts, march through Brussels behind a yellow banner reading “No more excuses – Our time is now.” Overlaid text reads: “Freedom Drive 2026. The photos are here! Relive the moments. Explore the gallery.” ENIL and EU logos appear at the bottom right with “Co-funded by the European Union.”

Freedom Drive 2026: The Photos Are Here!

**Alt text:** ENIL advocacy graphic with abstract watercolour houses along the bottom. Text reads: “A home isn’t affordable if you can’t live in it. The EU Affordable Housing Act must put accessibility and independent living at its heart. Read ENIL’s proposed amendments.” ENIL and EU logos appear at the bottom left with the statement “Co-funded by the European Union.”

ENIL proposes amendments to the EU Affordable Housing Act to strengthen the housing rights of persons with disabilities

Graphic reading “Lessons from the Freedom Drive 2026 Housing Conference” over a photograph of a crowded conference room. Attendees, including wheelchair users, face a panel of speakers, with screens displaying presentation information and live captions. ENIL and European Union co-funding logos appear at the bottom left.

A home of our own: lessons from the Freedom Drive housing conference

Graphic titled “Our Voice Needs Funding.” Yellow coin stacks surrounded by EU stars appear on a purple background. Text reads: “Securing EU support for disabled people’s organisations from 2028.” ENIL and “Co-funded by the European Union” logos appear at the bottom left.

For a sustainable financing of disabled people`s organisations

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ENIL’s Advisory Board on Intersectionality: shaping a safer, more diverse and more inclusive network