# Access & Inclusion > Making actions accessible is the simple act of asking, "what do you need?" > > Quote from a disabled rebel #### Before You Start Planning * Is there a wide array of disabled voices in the discussion space, reflecting the diversity of the movement? * Is there sufficient time in the planning agenda for specifically hearing those voices? * Have you remembered that some disabilities are hidden and should still be heard? * If you're planning a 'spicy' action, you need to be aware that disabled and neurodiverse people face larger barriers to taking part. Can an inaccessible action be adapted? * If not, are there other options available that are similar and as non-exclusive as possible? Do the other options still value a rebel's comittment to civil disobedience? #### Required Reading - [XR's Principles Of Inclusivity](https://rebeltoolkit.extinctionrebellion.uk/books/accessibility/page/principles-of-inclusivity) - [Ensuring your actions are accessible as they can be](https://rebeltoolkit.extinctionrebellion.uk/link/1635#bkmrk-page-title) - [Organising inclusive meetings](https://rebeltoolkit.extinctionrebellion.uk/link/65#bkmrk-page-title) --- For further advice you can reach out to the Disabled Rebels Network either on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/groups/398593814047341) or by Email at .