Independent Living

A circular diagram titled “The Vicious Circle of Social Exclusion Faced by Disabled People.” Four yellow text elements are arranged in a loop with red arrows pointing clockwise: (1) Social/Physical Barriers, (2) Reduced Visibility, (3) Increased Prejudice, (4) No Push for Change. At the bottom left are logos of the European Network on Independent Living (ENIL) and the European Union with the text “Co-funded by the European Union.” The background is black with white and yellow text

The Vicious Circle of Social Exclusion Faced by Disabled People

Personal assistance in Spain: inequality and segregation

Personal Assistance in Spain: Inequality and Segregation

Highlighting the urgent need for policy change in Europe

Highlighting the Urgent Need for Policy Change in Europe

From Athens to Brussels, volunteering at ENIL. Man in a wheelchair smiliing in the office

Advocating from Athens to Brussels

Humour and Disability Visibility

Marching for Freedom, Equality, and Human Rights in Norway

Truly inseparable? Neurodivergence and independent living

Neurodivergent People for Cross-Disability

Critical theory and Independent Living, by Teodor Mladenov

Towards Independent Living Studies: Reflections from the 2025 Nordic Network on Disability Research Conference

Disabled People Demand Fair Access to Personal Assistance. Images of Disabled People and allies protesting in front of the Prime Minister's office

Poland’s Personal Assistance Bill: Lifeline or Another Barrier for Disabled People?

Mentoring Across Borders: Strategic Litigation as a Path to Disability Justice

Pakistani Disability activist visits ENIL. Group of 4 people posing for a photo

Empowering Change: Pakistani Disability Activist Visits ENIL

A constructive meeting between ENIL and MOVEO. Photo of a group of people posing for a photo

A constructive meeting between ENIL and MOVEO