Disability in the media
These are daily media cuttings provided by DFI which highlight articles of interest or relevance carried in the print, broadcast and online media.
Please find below today’s stories:
Care of staff at Cavan disability centre described as ‘person-centred’ | NorthernSound
Anti-epilepsy drug inquiry to be set up ‘within weeks’ (rte.ie)
Lawyers invited to join Disability Pride brunch and parade | Irish Legal News
Rules ‘force disabled woman to choose love or benefits’ (bbc.com)
Against All Odds: A Refugee Family’s Journey Through Disability | UNICEF
Sports event for adults with disabilities to take place this weekend | Impartial Reporter
What Participating in the UN Disabilities Conference Taught me | Human Rights Watch (hrw.org)
Disability shouldn’t be a ‘boutique interest’ for the Church, experts say | Crux (cruxnow.com)
My Daughter Has a Disability. This Is the Reaction I Hate the Most (today.com)
Watchdog finds two-tier system operating in Ireland’s mental health services (irishexaminer.com) DFI member Mental Health Reform
Disability inclusion: 22 billion reasons for you to act | PR Week
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