INTERVIEW: Breaking the silence of locked in syndrome with director, Xavier Alford
In an honest, intimately raw documentary, director Xavier Alford opens up about a rare condition, here he speaks about Locked In: Breaking the Silence.
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Enable at the BAFTAs: Jim LeBrecht on the summer camp that championed disability in the 1970s
Enable at the BAFTAs: Director Bim Ajadi talks connecting D/deaf and hearing communities through film
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Sir Tom Hunter speaks to Enable about donating £1million to Alzheimer’s charities and his personal connection to the illness
Enable at the BAFTAs: Director Jordan Hogg’s journey to change perceptions of disability behind the screen
Reframing Disability: BBC to host LinkedIn Live discussions to mark 25 anniversary of British Disability Rights Act
Enable at the BAFTA’s: Writer and comedian Tim Renkow discusses his flashlight to success
Enable at the BAFTAs: BAFTA Breakthrough Talent 2020 celebrating disabled creatives
INTERVIEW: Mat Fraser discusses disabled writers and promoting disabled voices during new BBC Four series, CripTales
New true crime thriller from Nell Pattison features disabled and D/deaf characters
New true crime thriller from Nell Pattison, Silent Night, features disabled and D/deaf characters, which also shines a spotlight on the D/deaf community.
Short film set to explore the challenges of families dealing with mental health
BROTHERS is a short film detailing friendship, betrayal and the fragility of mental health announced by CALM, STUDIOCANAL UK, and HKX.
BBC celebrating month-long season of disability awareness to mark the 25th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act
The BBC is set to raise awareness of disability throughout November with a series of dramas, documentaries, news packages and discussions.
INTERVIEW: Inclusion on the screen with the cast of S.A.M
A new film is celebrating disability and sexuality by breaking down stereotypes and barriers. We speak to the cast and writers behind S.A.M.
Communication through art as UCA postgraduate works with the disabled community
The University of the Creative Arts has launched their postgraduate students’ projects online, with one student working with the disabled community.
The digital festival breaking down labels and barriers
No Labels No Walls + We Are One Festival 2020 festival has arrived to break down barriers, and is the culmination of collaboration in the time of COVID-19.