Disability Horizons is excited for next week, when the Human Rights Watch Film Festival kicks off in London and online…
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Top TV writers and actors Rose Ayling-Ellis, Ruth Madeley and Jack Thorne have thrown their support behind a new BBC…
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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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Wildlife cameraman and presenter Hamza Yassin believes his dyslexia was the secret weapon in winning strictly 2022.
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The True Colors Festival is a long-running international festival of performing arts that celebrates diversity and inclusion and embraces the…
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We speak to the winner of Make Me Prime Minister, Natalie Balmain, who lives with Type 1 diabetes and depression.
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We share 10 famous and successful people with Down's syndrome from the world of TV, film, art, fashion and business.
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Actor, Strictly champion and deaf advocate Rose Ayling-Ellis has been recognised as the most influential disabled person in the Shaw…
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Streaming service WatchTVAbroad.com shares its latest research – Diversity in the UK - which has found TV bosses are doing…
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Ralph and Katie, two disabled characters from the hit BBC One series The A Word, are set to appear on…
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