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DRC Advertising campaigns

There are 8 of these in total - scroll down to view

To read more about the campaigns and case studies and to view a larger version, visit the Disability Rights Commission's website at http://www.drc.org.uk/disabilitydebate/news/adcampaign/

Image shows: Teenage male pupil who is a wheelchair user sitting at a classroom desk with fellow students. Message: are we taking the dis? Qualifications? I've been written off because I can't hold a pen. Disabled students are twice as likely to be out of education or work as their non-disabled mates. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: Man using a hearing aid working in a timber warehouse. Message: are we taking the dis? I earn less than my colleagues. Just for being deaf. Disabled people earn 10% less on average than non-disabled people. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: Female wheelchair-user at her work desk. Message: are we taking the dis? I'll never get a seat on the board, I've got the wrong chair. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: Man with learning disabilities working in a fruit and veg shop stacking shelves. Message: are we taking the dis? I'm good for nothing. Only 17% of people with disabilities are in paid work. Alan is paid nothing. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: Female teacher with mental health disabilities sat at a desk checking school work. Message: are we taking the dis? Tell my boss I've got a mental health condition? You must be crazy? Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: Female wheelchair-user looking through shop window. Message: are we taking the dis? I'm a real fashion victim. I can't get into the shops. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

Image shows: A young woman sat alongside an elderly woman, both playing cards at a table. Message: are we taking the dis? I'm disabled, so they've put me in a home. I'm 29. Disabled people have no right of appeal if they don't want to live in an institution. Have your say at disabilitydebate.org.

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