Access to and Accessibility of Citizenship and Political Participation of People with Disabilities in Europe

Updated: May 2015
A sheet of long paper with Braille and holes to mark ballots sits on top of a desk. Two hands are poised to fill it out; the left hand appears to have four fingers.

This publication from the University of Leeds synthesizes two reports from the Academic Network of European Disability (ANED) experts regarding citizenship and political participation for persons with disabilities in Europe.

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