2011-12: Disabled Bolivians March to La Paz In 2011 a group of disabled Bolivians marched through the country to the capitol to push for increased support and to combat stigma. They were…
Scottish Govt – Act Now to Stop “Catastrophic Impact” of Cuts on Disabled Community Disability campaigners and their allies are urging the Scottish Government to act NOW to stop the…
PIP assessors, #DoNoHarm! The news is dominated by Brexit. The referendum result is producing damaging divisions between different sections of working class people, even…
Alfred Olango and the hatred of solidarity Sending the police to deal with mental health crises is bad for everyone, so why does it continue to happen?
The Obama Administration Six Years In: the situation worsens A quick look back at how the country has fared after 6 years of the Obama Administration.
Disabled People Against Cuts storm British parliament This week severely disabled people from the activist group Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC)…
Resisting the Bedroom Tax in Newcastle: Eviction of Disabled Tenant Adjourned For 42 Days A brief report from today's action in Newcastle Upon Tyne to resist the eviction of…
Warning signs: Life in a London language school A short, but informative account from a London TEFL teacher about her early experiences in the industry.
Parents of children with disabilities occupy Polish parliament Parents who cannot get by on the pittance paid by the government to care for people with…
Self-organised claimant resistance to Atos: a success story for our time French IT firm Atos announce they will pull out of the controversial Work Capacity Assement program…
Helen Keller: why I became an IWW An Interview, written by Barbara Bindley, New York Tribune, January 15, 1916.
Advice for workers suffering from repetitive strain injury (RSI) Employment-related advice for workers who begin to suffer from a repetitive strain condition, from a…