Online protest supporting Together Alliance against the far right

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Feb 232026
 
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Online protest against the far right

For disabled people who can’t be there in person to participate.

28th March 2026

12 noon to 4pm

With thanks to Disability Rebellion for collaborating with DPAC on this event.

Use the hashtags #DisabledPeopleAgainstFascism #DisabledPeopleAgainstTheFarRight #DisabilityRebellion #DPAC #TogetherAlliance

Tag @DRDisabilityReb and @Dis_PPL_Protest and @UKTogetherAll

Information about in-person accessibility to follow shortly.

This is a graphic about a protest. The background is of a crowd and a microphone. The bottom-left has the Disability Rebellion logo, which uses Disability Pride colours. The bottom-right has the Disabled People Against Cuts logo, which is a pink, blue, red, green circle being held by four arms of different skin tones, with an upside-down black triangle in the center bearing the letters D P A C. In red, text says "Online protest" In blue, text says "Saturday 28th March, 12pm to 4pm" In black, text says "in solidarity with the Together Alliance march against the far right, a Disability Rebellion and DPAC Alliance" In blue are the hashtags: Disabled People Against Fascism, Disability Rebllion, DPAC, and TogetherAlliance. In blue are the handles D R Disability Reb, and Dis underscore P P L underscore Protest.

#NoShamPanel Online Disability Protest

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Sep 262025
 
DPAC Logo with text underneath "Disabled People Against Cuts" and then web address dpac.uk.net

A graphic on a black background, using white and mint green text. At the top, in a large font, is the text “hashtag No Sham Panel. Online Disability Protest.” This is followed by text that says “The government says it’s setting up a group of disabled people to give advice. They are calling this the Independent Disability Advisor Panel. But we are worried because it looks like the panel won’t be fair. The government only wants a panel that will agree with them.”

A graphic on a black background, using white and mint green text. There are two headings in mint green that ask “when” and “how.” Underneath “when” is the text “Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September 2025.” Underneath “how” is the text “follow our guide at: bit.ly/panel-protest for instructions.” Below, in a large font, is the text in white and all-caps “then spread the word!”, followed in green by “hashtag No Sham Panel.”

A graphic on a black background, using white and mint green text. At the top, in a large font, is the text “hashtag No Sham Panel. Online Disability Protest.” This is followed by a speech bubble containing the text “I’ve send in my application to the sham government disability panel. I’m letting them know that I refuse to accept their unfair rules. You can do it too!” Underneath is the Disabled People Against Cuts Wales logo and the Disability Rebellion logo. There are two headings in mint green that ask “when” and “how.” Underneath “when” is the text “Saturday 27th Sunday 28th September 2025.” Underneath “how” is the text “follow our guide at: bit.ly/panel-protest for instructions.”

 

Take part at bit.ly/panel-protest

 

 

Plain text:

 

#NoShamPanel Online Disability Protest:

The government says it’s setting up a group of disabled people to give advice.

They are calling this the Independent Disability Advisory Panel.

But we are worried because it looks like the panel won’t be fair.

The government only wants a panel that will agree with them.

 

When?

Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th of September 2025.

 

How?

Follow our guide at bit.ly/panel-protest for instructions.

 

Then spread the word! #NoShamPanel

Tell everyone:

I’ve sent in my application to the sham government disability panel.

I’m letting them know that I refuse to accept their unfair rules.

You can do it too!

You can also share our social media graphics with Alt text from our Google Drive folder.

 

Organised by

Disabled People Against Cuts Cymru (DPAC Cymru) and Disability Rebellion