disability representation

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

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

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Entertainment & Culture

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

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

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Entertainment & Culture

Meet the candidates representing disability in new show Make Me Prime Minister

Make Me Prime Minister is a brand new Channel 4 series that is set to lift the lid on what it…

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Lifestyle

Social Media – can it be a force for good and a lifeline for disabled people?

Disability blogger, Rebecca Sullivan, who runs the blog From This Window, went to find out if social media can be…

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Lifestyle

How to be a good ally to disabled people

Disability blogger, Dax Everritt, shares a post on how to be a good ally to disabled people and help make…

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Lifestyle

What Disability Pride Month means to me

Disability blogger, Rebecca Sullivan, shares what Disability Pride Month means to her – how it helps her acknowledge her differences,…

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Entertainment & Culture

The Great British Sewing Bee represents disability without mentioning it

The Great British Sewing Bee, a BBC reality show in which 12 people compete to be the best sewer, is…

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Lifestyle

Stop comparing yourself to others no matter your impairment

Disability and lifestyle blogger Ross Lannon shares how he is trying to stop comparing himself to others while living with…

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Entertainment & Culture

Ruth Madeley: BAFTA-nominated actor creating greater disability representation in the media

We speak to BAFTA-nominated actor Ruth Madeley about her living with spinal bifida, her acting career and being a patron…

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Lifestyle

Legally Powered: improving accessibility and making a difference through law and journalism

Victoria-Jayne is making changes to accessibility through law and journalism by studying the ADJ's Certificate Foundation in Journalism.

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