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Women Speak Out | Eleanor

Meet Eleanor, in this video she talks about her experiences as a disabled woman and the challenges she faces regarding new disability policy changes in the UK. Find out more about the Women Speak Out project and learn about women who've experienced inequality like this:

Women Speak Out

Women Speak Out: Economy

Women Speak Out: Health

Published: 18th October, 2019

Updated: 22nd October, 2019

Author: Evelina Svensson

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    Are you part of and/or work with a community that has been badly affected by COVID-19, socially or economically? Do you have a great idea for a project to help rebuild community strength, voice, and/or connection? Perhaps you already run a successful programme that you are ready to expand - to benefit more people or to reach new groups.

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