Shaw Trust has a great new selection of women's trousers.

It might not be shorts or bikini weather just yet, but these are perfect for sea front walks or a night out with friends.

These & more in Shaw Trust now.

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Internationally acclaimed disabled artist and #DisabilityPower100 finalist, JASON WILSHER-MILLS has opened his first major solo art exhibition at the Wellcome Collection 2024.

Read more about Jason's art and inspirations here: bit.ly/3J5m5ZU

The #DisabilityPower100 is a platform for change, recognising the most influential disabled people in the UK. It celebrates their ambition and achievements, and provides encouragement to the leaders of tomorrow.

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Let's recognise ambition and achievement, and show society the strengths and talents of disabled people.

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In the words of Andrew Miller MBE, “The Disability Power 100 not only recognises difference, perseverance and hard work, the list also celebrates the positive benefits that diversity and greater equality bring.”

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⭐️If you have started a nomination but haven’t finished it– submit it before it's too late!

⭐️If you are wondering whether to put yourself forward – do it!

⭐️If you haven’t had time yet – find time today!

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The #DisabilityPower100 is a platform for change, recognising the most influential disabled people in the UK. It celebrates their ambition and achievements, and provides much needed encouragement to the leaders of tomorrow.

Nominate now: bit.ly/3Vg8gz1

“It’s not often we as a community get recognition. When you are in the thick of removing barriers and fighting injustices, how often do we stop to think and look at the progress that we have made?” Dr Shani Dhanda

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“This event shines a spotlight on positivity. It can truly make a difference to the way that society thinks, believes – it's a mindset and I think mindset really matters.” Annamarie Hassall, Trustee Shaw Trust

Be part of the change.
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Time is running out! If you think you should be nominated for the Disability Power 100 2024, do not rely on others to make this happen. Nominate yourself today!

There is no room for modesty!
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#DisabilityPower100 #DemandTheChange

This year, we have 15 fantastic categories in the #DisabilityPower100 covering individuals, organisations and rising stars.

Find the category information here: bit.ly/3IIY7DI

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#DemandTheChange

Each year the quality of nominations for the #DisabilityPower100 increases. Make sure your nomination gets noticed by our judges by looking at our sample answers:

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Do you know someone who is using their lived experience of neurodiversity to challenge stereotypes and help society see the strengths and talents of different minds?

Nominate them for the #DisabilityPower100 this Neurodiversity Celebration Week. bit.ly/3Vg8gz1

#NCW2024

* Why am I not on the Disability Power 100? *

Every year there are disabled people who are simply not nominated.

So, don’t assume someone else will do it and don’t be too modest to nominate yourself!

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“I intend to keep talking about my disability in my work and trying – in my own small way – to break the taboo.”

Celestine Fraser's successes mean she is currently sat at number eight on the #DisabilityPower100 .

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