ALT Report cover. Blue textured background with faint image of a woman wearing a hijab. Cover is designed to look like a folder with multiple pages and tabs in it. Bold black text with a red streak of ink circling around it. Text reads: 'The Violence of Liberal Racism. What Palestine Reveals About British Mental Health Care. An original research report by Dr. Tarek Younis.

ALT Photo of Vince Law’s shroud ‘Dead People Don’t Claim’ taken at Rehearsing Freedoms. Photo of DPAC protester with megaphone and Dolly Sen’s ‘I sectioned the DWP’ protest. Green crinkled paper. Bold text reads: What might justice be like if it centred our agency?

ALT Photo of disabled protesters holding banners, with a green overlay. Bold text reads: The welfare system is designed to make us justify why we or our loved ones ‘deserve’ support. This makes it out that some people are undeserving of support - are a ‘burden’. This is the welfare state in our heads - telling us that paid work equals worth and that being on benefits is a failing. This turns shame into a weapon that kills people.

ALT Photo of DPAC protester with megaphone and Dolly Sen’s 'I sectioned the DWP' protest. Green crinkled paper. Bold text reads: Perhaps there is no justice for the magnitude of our loss. We dream of justice and justice is also what we’re doing everyday, right now, together.

ALT Olive green crinkled paper background, with papers, news headlines and other documents at the bottom of the image. Evidence of violence, violence of evidence. Being asked to provide evidence of state violence can itself be violent, especially within a system designed not to believe people - a system where disabled people are asked time and again to prove their eligibility.

ALT Olive green crinkled paper and grey background. What kinds of evidence-making have you been involved with or witnessed? What forms have these taken? How have they made you feel? Have they achieved what you hoped they would? Our evidence doesn’t have to be solely focused on documenting harm or only aimed at the Government - it can shape more radical action, and it can be a form of bearing witness, a way of validating people’s experiences, a tool for disabled people.

ALT Olive green crinkled paper and grey background. “We must leave evidence. Evidence that we were here, that we existed, that we survived and loved and ached. Evidence for each other that there are other ways to live--past survival; past isolation.” - Mia Mingus