As 2025 comes to an end, we want to celebrate the work of the disability justice activists and organisations that we fund and support.

Here’s to continuing to support and resource disability justice in 2026. There is no #Justice without #DisabilityJustice.

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Women with disabilities must be at the center of inclusion not as an afterthought, but as leaders, decision-makers and change-makers.
True inclusion means access, dignity, and equal opportunities for all women. Nothing about us without us. ♿

Gorret is the leader of an OPD called Shared Sights Foundation. She shares the challenges they have faced to access funding and why #FairerFundingforOPDs should be prioritised.

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In this video, Antonia from Robert Bosch Foundation speaks to Alan an OPD leader abou their aim to provide direct and flexible funding to OPDs. Atonia believes #FairerFundingforOPDs should be flexible direct, and long term.

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Ganesh is a disability justice activist from Guyana. In this video he shares some challenges people with disabilities face to access funding.

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Namwanje Gorret, our Program Coordinator, is part of ADD's #FairerFunding campaign. Through her DPO, Shared Sites Foundation, she advocates for better funding access for emerging DPOs. Read her insights on the challenges & need for inclusive funding add.org.uk/gorret/