Work & Education

Disabilities aren’t always obvious

I’m Luke, originally from Jersey, and I first moved to the mainland in 2001 to attend university. But from early…

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Evenbreak: always looking for talented disabled people

We’re a diverse bunch, us disabled people, aren’t we? All different. Different skills, talents, ambitions, aspirations, personalities – oh, and…

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Q& A with James King: how to build a successful business around your disability

Disability Horizons contributor Nichola Daunton talks to James King, owner of Oliver James Garden Rooms and winner of the Stelios…

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Job shadowing at CNN: encouraging talent no matter what your disability

Ever wanted to work in television? Well now you might be able to, as CNN, a division of Turner Broadcasting,…

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Reasonable adjustments?

This Tuesday saw the International Day for Persons with Disabilities, a great opportunity to take a look at where we…

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Around the world: equipping disabled people with skills in Vietnam

Skills are the foundations of being independent, from simple things like cooking, to skills that enable someone to get the…

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Volunteering: new skills and new experiences

Stuck in a job you hate, have difficulty looking for work or need a more flexible post? Well, have you…

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Stelios Award for Disabled Entrepreneurs: last chance to apply

Huw Thomas, winner of the Stelios Award for Disabled Entrepreneurs in 2011, shares with DH readers his experience of applying,…

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Work and disability: top tips for job hunting

As we launch our very own Disability Horizons jobs board, our volunteer Zubee talks about her experience of looking for…

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We need more disabled women on TV

How many disabled female characters in movies or on TV can you count? Probably not a lot, and especially not…

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