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  • ROFA May 2017 Newsletter

    ROFA May 2017 Newsletter

    17 May 2017

    This month ROFA focuses on the upcoming General Election and calls on our politicians to protect and extend disabled people’s inclusion, equality, dignity and independence.

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  • Uniting our Voices & Defending our Rights

    21 July 2016

    Disability Sheffield helped organise the annual “Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance” national conference in Sheffield for the second year running. We feel it’s important for local disabled people and disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) to feel part of the collective voice of disabled people and we value the idea behind ROFA where disabled people can unite and defend our rights together. The conference was entitled ‘Uniting our Voices & Defending our Rights’ and explored how we can defend and progress disabled people’s vision of rights, inclusion and equality.

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