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Shaw Trust
@ShawTrust
We challenge inequality and break down barriers to enable social mobility. 💜 We campaign for change. #DisabilityPower100 #DP100
United Kingdom
Joined July 2011
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    Exciting news! The 2024 #DisabilityPower100 will be presented by @fats_timbo with @KelliJBlanchett and @Signkidtwi performing live at the event! Taking place on 20 November at The Drum, Wembley and livestreamed #DP100 is ‘the hottest ticket in town’! ow.ly/8qQW50T4bH8
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    And the winner of our #DisabilityPower100 list for 2022 is … @RoseAylingEllis 🏆🏆🏆. A massive congratulations Rose - you are a thoroughly deserving winner 👏
    Projector screen with a photo of a woman on the screen, and the text Rose Ayling-Ellis
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    The moment we've all been waiting for, at number one in the 2020 #DisabilityPower100 is the incredible Nikki Fox! Congratulations Nikki! Find out more here: disabilitypower100.com/project/nikki-… @BBCNews
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    Our overall WINNER at this year’s Disability Power 100 is…. @ShaniDhanda #DemandTheChange
    A black and white image of Shani with text Dr Shani Dhanda, OVERALL WINNER.
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    Clare Gray 1969-2023 Clare Gray, disability advocate and campaigner, died on Tuesday 3 October, following a short illness. Clare was hugely well regarded for her advocacy work and involvement in the Disability Power 100. 1/
    Clare , a white woman with short blonde hair, is sat in her wheelchair with her arms folded, she is  dressed in black and looks out of the black and white photo with a smile. A quote from Clare is included “If you inspire people to make change, and to change their attitudes, to change their thoughts about disability…. I’m okay with that. Because it makes me feel that I’ve done good. I’ve done well for other people.”
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    Who are the 100 most influential disabled people in the UK in 2019? Find out here 
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    We are saddened to hear that Lucy Watts MBE has passed away. Lucy's disability, health and palliative care activism supported people across the globe. She showed that disability or life-limiting illness is not a barrier to achievement, and her legacy will live on.@LucyAlexandria
    Photo of smiling woman in a blue and yellow graduation gown. She has light skin and dark brown hair. She is wearing a black dress underneath the gown, which has a colourful dog print on it. She is sat in a wheelchair with her hands in her lap. There are plants behind her.
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    Never underestimate the power of positive role models. See who made the 2018 Shaw Trust #disabilitypower100 list You can download the full list here: disabilitypower100.com
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    Wow! What an evening celebrating the #DisabilityPower100 with some truly incredible people. See who is on the list here
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    And this year’s Disability Power 100 third place winner is… @josierones
    A black and white image of Rosie with a big smile and curly hair. Text reads Rosie Jones, THIRD PLACE.
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    Coming in at number three is Samantha Renke! Read more on Samantha here: disabilitypower100.com/project/samant… #DisabilityPower100
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    Congratulations to all our #DisabilityPower100 winners today 👏 A huge thank you to all our judges, our panel, our speakers and our host @ClareMAG1 - and thank you to everyone who joined us here in London, or virtually via our stream!
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    Number four on the #DisabilityPower100 is Dr Amy Kavanagh! 💜 Read more about how Amy shares her experiences as a low vision Londoner and how she started an online community for disabled people during the pandemic: disabilitypower100.com/project/dr-amy… #LiveEvent #Top10 @BlondeHistorian
    Photo of Amy with her guide dog and the number 4!
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    A GCSE in British Sign Language (BSL) could be introduced in the UK before the next general election following a campaign by a deaf schoolboy