The theme is “One Good Day”, open to your interpretation. Submissions are free and anonymous. Full details and the form are here:.

We’re sharing this opportunity from Good Day Cork:. ONE GOOD DAY is a new arts journal open for submissions 15 July – 1 September 2025. Submissions can include:.-Prose (up to 3,000 words).-Poetry (up to 3 poems / 50 lines).-Visual art or photography (up to 3, black & white).

For more information on how to apply and our accessible application processes visit 

📢 Calling all artists, arts workers, and producers with a passion for Creative Accessible Production. In 2025/26 Disrupt Disability Arts Festival will offer a groundbreaking opportunity for PAID Professional Development. - Starting in Autumn 25.- Application deadline: 1pm 18/08

. but instead celebrating the strength and power within our community that continues to strive for better. Pride is a form of resistance – inspired Audre Lord “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare".

Continuing our posts highlighting our Disabled Isn't A Dirty Word campaign for Disability Pride month we have this powerful piece from one of our co-directors, Nem Kearns: . Disability Pride is not about ignoring struggles.

We’re talking all things rest at this week’s DWI Social Chat—because slowing down isn’t lazy, it’s radical. 🗓 Thursday, 31st July at 7pm.💻 On Zoom (DM or email us for the link!).💬 Topic: Rest is Revolutionary

RT @AssistProjectEU: Last week, consortium partners met in Dublin to review progress & plan next steps for the ASSIST project. Thanks to R….

To join the march from the Access Point, please meet outside the Dublin Unitarian Church, D02 YP23. The march will turn onto Cuffe Street and follow the LUAS line around St Stephen’s Green, continuing onto Dawson Street and finishing at Molesworth Street and the Dáil.

Details:.•When: Saturday, 19 July 2025 at 13:00.•Where to assemble: Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square, Dublin 1.•Marching to: Outside the Dáil, Molesworth Street / Kildare Street

The impact is especially devastating for those already marginalised. Gaza’s civilians—particularly disabled people, women, and children—are being systematically deprived of basic needs and healthcare. This cannot continue. We urge everyone who can to join the march today.

impose sanctions on Israel, implement an arms embargo, ban Central Bank financing linked to Israel’s assault on Gaza, and close Irish airspace and ports to military shipments. Israel’s ongoing assault on Gaza represents one of the largest mass disabling events in recent history.

Disabled Women Ireland is proud to be one of over 170 organisations supporting today’s National Demonstration for Palestine. Organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, this demonstration is calling on the Irish Government and the EU to take immediate action.

Earlier this week, UN CEDAW published its Concluding Observations for Ireland—echoing many of our key concerns. We highlighted:.🔹 GBV.🔹 healthcare.🔹 Parenting rights.🔹 Poverty & exclusion.🔹 Need for disaggregated data. 📄 #CEDAW #DisabledWomen.

This July, for #DisabilityPrideMonth we’re revisiting our Disability Isn’t a Dirty Word campaign - a celebration of identity, visibility, and pride in being disabled. We begin by honouring Jacqui Browne - a tireless advocate for equality and inclusion. #DisabilityIsntADirtyWord

We worked closely alongside Jacqui on the DPO Coalition and later the DPO Network. She was a fearless champion of disabled people's rights and will be greatly missed.

🔍 Ireland’s Independent COVID-19 Evaluation is open for public consultation. This is a vital opportunity to share your experiences and insights on how the pandemic was handled and to highlight the impact COVID had on disabled people. Deadline: 05/07.

Join us for our next online Social Chat! 🎉. We’re getting together on Tuesday, 1st of July at 7pm for an hour of casual conversation, connection, and good vibes on Zoom. Want to come along? Drop us a DM or email disabledwomenireland@gmail.com for the Zoom link.

📣 IHREC is seeking new members for its Disability Advisory Committee!. DWI encourages disabled people to apply & shape how Ireland implements the CRPD. 🗓️ Deadline: June 19, 1PM.🔗 #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #CRPD #DisabilityRights

📢 Free online conference: Disability & Rights – Possibilities & Limits of Rights Discourse Under Neoliberalism.🗓️ 13–14 June 2025.🕐 BSL + captions available.🖥️ Zoom | Register + info: Hosted by SLSA_UK + Marxism & Disability Network.