People across Leeds are invited to come together for a celebration of disabled identity, community and inclusion at this year’s Leeds Disability Pride event.
Taking place on Wednesday 22 July, the event will bring together disabled people, allies, community organisations and local residents for a day of speakers, workshops, networking and conversation.
Hosted by Scope Community Hub, the event forms part of Disability Pride Month, which celebrates the achievements, contributions and experiences of disabled people while highlighting the barriers that still exist.
What Is Disability Pride Month?
Disability Pride Month is an opportunity to celebrate disabled identity, challenge stigma and promote greater understanding of disability.
It recognises the diversity, resilience and talents of disabled people, while encouraging conversations about accessibility, inclusion and equality.
The month provides a platform to share experiences, celebrate progress and continue pushing for positive change.
What to Expect
Attendees will have the opportunity to:
- Hear from a range of guest speakers
- Explore disability empowerment and entrepreneurship
- Discuss disability in the workplace
- Learn more about disability inclusion
- Network with other attendees and organisations
- Take part in interactive workshops
The event will also include creative activities such as poetry and pin badge making workshops.
Find Out More About Scope’s Services
Alongside the event programme, attendees can learn more about the support available through Scope, including:
- Disability support and advice
- Employment support
- Energy and cost of living support
- Scope’s helpline services
Why This Matters
Creating inclusive communities requires ongoing conversations about access, equality and representation.
Events such as Leeds Disability Pride provide opportunities for people to connect and share experiences.
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