Sarah Ismail reviews an autobiography titled “One Little Finger” recently published by Malini Chib, an author and leading advocate of…
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Via is working to create a standard of accessibility across the event and exhibition industry. While many access needs, disabilities…
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Disability Horizons is excited for next week, when the Human Rights Watch Film Festival kicks off in London and online…
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Find out what's happening this Easter at the Southbank Centre, the accessibility of the different events and how you can…
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Strictly professional Amy Dowden is now hosting her own TV dancing show, Dare to Dance.
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The BBC show Strictly Come dancing is reportedly looking for a celebrity wheelchair dancer to partner one of the professionals…
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The TV Access Project (TAP) is a coalition of 10 of the UK’s biggest broadcasters and streamers who have pledged…
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Quaden Bayles, a boy with dwarfism who was bullied and captured on video feeling suicidal has bagged a role in…
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In a BBC documentary titled Inside Our Autistic Minds, Chris Packham meets autistic people from across the UK and helps…
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Our writer, Raya Al-Jadir, gives a book review of Driving Forwards by Sophie Morgan, in which Sophie shares her journey…
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