York Disability Week 2024
30th November-7th DECEMBER
We're delighted to let you know that the brochure for our 2024 programme is now live! We also have a 'drop down' list of individual events. We've got 40 events this year so plenty to browse through!
We also have printed programmes, posters and flyers so let us know if you'd like us to get any to you - and if you can display our poster.
SPREAD THE WORD!
Contact us if you'd like to join our mailing list or get involved with our group that pulls together the programme.
If you want to look through previous years' programmes or 'watch again' some of the events, please go to our Archive page.
ABOUT US
Each year a group of individuals and organisations from across the city, supported by York Human Rights City Network , come together and volunteer their time to help organise York Disability Week. The week-long programme of activities celebrates United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities here in York.
The UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities is held on 3rd December each year, within Disability History Month. It promotes the human rights and well-being of people who identify as disabled or as having an impairment in all spheres of society and increases awareness of their situation in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.
Our annual programme usually includes talks, workshops, musical events, creativity, advice sessions, exhibitions and much more. We aim for something for all ages, organised by our network of community groups and organisations (see the Links tab).
Please get involved by coming along to the events - and think about volunteering or joining our network!
Email us on disability@yorkhumanrights.org to join our mailing list or to join our planning/organising group.
The Events Elsewhere page lists related happenings in other towns or cities.
We also have a Resources page of useful documents and videos, including on running online events.
And we have an Archive page with recordings or materials from past events.
With thanks to York Human Rights City Network for its general support and to City of York Council, Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Two Ridings Small Grants Fund for their financial support for YDW 2024.