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The Learning Narratives project contributes to the broad legacy strategy of the Disability Rights Commission. It considers what the DRC has learnt through its various activities since 2000 and focuses on specific activities or over-arching themes where the DRC has had direct involvement.

Each narrative responds to questions such as 'why did we, the DRC, try to do what we did?', 'what worked?' and 'what didn't work and why?' and draws on a range of data sources, not least of which is the experience and expertise of DRC staff, both past and present.

The narratives are downloadable below:

• DRC Legal Achievements: 2000-2007
• DRC Legal Achievements: 2000-2007

• Cross-nation working across the DRC - working effectively across three nations on campaigns
• Cross-nation working across the DRC-working effectively across three nations on campaigns

• Defining, representing and measuring disability
• Defining, representing and measuring disability

• The story of the DRC Action Groups

• The story of the DRC Action Groups

• Employing disabled people - perceptions of disabled staff at the DRC; perceptions of the DRC as an employer

• The trials and tribulations of business planning
• The trials and tribulations of business planning

• Developing Codes of Practice
• Developing Codes of Practice

• The Commissioners' Narrative
• The Commissioners' Narrative

• Communications and Media
• Communications and Media

• The Learning Disability Action Group and the Mental Health Action Group

• The DRC Helpline experience

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• Talk Videos |
• The Appointment Video |
• Closing The Gap Video |
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• Disability Agenda Launch |
• Your Rights At Work Videos |
• Design & Technology by Reading Room