Ian Stuart Brittain

Giving greater visibility to paralympic sports is only part of what is needed to make inclusivity a reality for all. HelloWorld Images | Alamy

London 2012’s legacy boosted Paralympic sport, but disabled people’s lives have worsened

Mega-events like the Olympics have the potential to start important conversations around societal change. But improving the lives of disabled people takes much more than that.
La main de Mae Berenice Meite, championne de patins à glace lors des jeux d'hiver 2018 de Pyeongchang. Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV / AFP

Accueillir des Jeux suffit‑il pour qu’une nation soit plus sportive ?

L’austérité budgétaire génère des inégalités croissantes avec un effet négatif sur la participation sportive.
The links between the military and disability sport are being cast anew. Corporal Jamie Osborne, Department of Defence

The military and the modern Paralympic movement

In the past five or six years there has been a marked increase in the overt use of disability sport in the rehabilitation of soldiers injured in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan – which, in a sense, is…

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