British comedians and TV personalities Johnny Vegas and Sue Perkins recently announced they’ve been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder…

5 accessible virtual ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve

23/12/2022

The words Happy New Year in glittery gold on a wooden board in front of a Christmas tree

We share 5 accessible virtual ways you can celebrate the new year from your warm and cosy home.

8 accessible festive events and attractions to explore this Christmas

07/12/2022

A queue of people waiting to see a tall Christmas tree covered in lights and decorations

We share 8 accessible festive events, in-person and virtual, that you and your family are sure to love and enjoy…

15 inclusive books by disabled women writers

17/11/2022

Photograph of a woman wearing a mustard-colour jumper and silver bangles, typing on a laptop on a wooden desk

It's an exciting time for inclusive literature as more disabled authors are entering the literary world, especially disabled women writers.…

8 disabled influencers from different ethnic minority groups

11/11/2022

Image is a photograph of a young woman with black hair, using a selfie light and filming herself talking to the camera. Behind her is an interior brick wall with neon lights.

We share 8 disabled influencers from different ethnic minorities from the world of literature, entertainment, comedy, fashion, public speaking and…

True Colors Festival 2022: a global concert celebrating inclusion, diversity and difference in the performing arts

10/11/2022

Rachel Starrit in evening attire, leaning casually on a grand piano on stage

The True Colors Festival is a long-running international festival of performing arts that celebrates diversity and inclusion and embraces the…

Natalie Balmain: Candidate with health conditions become alternative Prime Minister

04/11/2022

Natalie is a women of mixed heritage. She is standing inside at the Channel 4 offices with her elbows on the banister going across. Natalie is wearing a black crop top with beige trousers

We speak to the winner of Make Me Prime Minister, Natalie Balmain, who lives with Type 1 diabetes and depression.

Less than 2% of characters in the top UK TV shows are disabled

06/10/2022

Streaming service WatchTVAbroad.com shares its latest research – Diversity in the UK - which has found TV bosses are doing…

10 celebrities who live with dyslexia

04/10/2022

To mark Dyslexia Awareness Week, which takes place from the 3rd to 9th of October, we share 10 celebrities with…

Ralph & Katie: a love story about a married couple with Down’s syndrome

03/10/2022

TV characters Ralph and Katie played by Leon Harrop and Sarah Gordy for a sitcom of the same name about marriage and Down's syndrome. Ralph and Katie are stood outside facing each other. Ralph has short brown hair, black glasses and a blue coat with fur-lined hood. Katie has shoulder-length red hair and is wearing a pink and red striped blouse

Ralph and Katie, two disabled characters from the hit BBC One series The A Word, are set to appear on…