National Library of Scotland
A close-up of a protest sign reading ‘FED UP WITH BUS DISCRIMINATION’ in white text on a purple background.

Join us for an online talk exploring the archive of Transport for All, the disabled-led group campaigning for an accessible transport system.

Transport for All works with its members to break down barriers and transform transport, so disabled people can make the journeys they want with freedom, dignity, ease, and confidence.

The talk will introduce who Transport for All are and give an overview of their archive. You will learn ways to engage with the collection and hear a short history of transport activism.

The session will also cover their membership and spotlight pieces from the archive. These include protest signs, photography, and video.

This event takes place during UK Disability History Month.

About Transport for All

Transport for All is a disabled-led group working with members to campaign for change. They influence governments, industry, and the public to create a more accessible transport system.

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