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You know what? Nevermind. Is the European Commission showing real ambition? Equal Treatment Directive.

Equal Treatment for All: Ending Discrimination Against Disabled People in Institutions

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ENIL is looking for an External Evaluator

Disabled People or Persons with Disabilities? Which one should you use?

Disabled Persons or Persons With Disabilities?

New initiatives for the EU Disability Strategy. Illustration of chess play. ENIL and co-funded by the European Union logos.

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New initiatives for the EU Disability Strategy part II

Living the movement in Brussels, our ESC volunteer is in the European capital

Inside the Movement: Six Months at ENIL

Group of disabled women gathering for a photo with a member of the European Parliament. Text says "Leaderka, where leaders are made"

School of Political Participation for Women and Girls with Disabilities

Adolf Ratzka in a blue jacket sitting in a wheelchair, with text overlay that reads: 'Continuing Adolf Ratzka’s Legacy – Join Us in Advancing Independent Living.' Logos of the European Union and a co-funding statement are also visible.

Continuing Adolf Ratzka’s Legacy – Join Us in Advancing Independent Living

Shifting the EU Agenda

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Advocacy campaign for the right to legal capacity achieves important success

The four models of disability: moral, medical, social and human

Conceptual models of disability throughout history

How Special Schools Perpetuate Ableism

Building Bridges to Justice

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