Join us for our next Access Media session facilitated by Sinéad Burke and speakers including Eleanor McSherry, Alannah Uí Gheargáin and Karen Scully, where we explore the stories being told, how they're being told, and who is telling them. Date: 13th October Time: 7pm Venue: Via Zoom

From the characters we see on screen to the people making decisions behind it, representation in film, television and broadcast media shapes how disability is understood and how disabled people see themselves reflected in culture.

Happy Irish Sign Language Awareness Week / International Week of Deaf People! This year's theme is Declaring Deaf People's Human Rights.

Co-chairperson of DWI, Nem Kearns will be speaking at the March about the specific barriers that disabled women and gender minorities face in trying to access abortion services in Ireland.

Join us at 2pm next Saturday (26/09/26) for the 15th annual March for Choice. To demand the removal of the mandatory 3 day waiting period, unworkable 12 week cut off point, and decriminalisation of abortion.

Only 48 Hours until the next session in our Access Media Series. This month, the fantastic Louise Bruton will be joined by 4 other disabled journalists to talk about the challenges, opportunities and realities of being a journalist with disability in 2026.

Our Access Media Webinar series continues in two weeks time with our third session on Disabled Representation in Irish Journalism. Join us as we talk about the barriers and enablers to disabled people working in journalism and how that influences how stories about disabled people are told.