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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced a new fund for D/deaf and disabled artists for the Mayor’s flagship festival, Liberty
A specialist theatre charity is set to air two accessible online shows for families to enjoy during the Easter break
Accessible books for children now available from RNIB this World Book Day
Limb loss charity launches new AmpLAfy podcast
The world’s first dementia-friendly channel has been launched
INTERVIEW: Katie Price: Harvey and Me, one parent’s journey during the transition year
World’s largest online Burns supper to benefit SBH Scotland
New Year Goals: Friends of Enable reveal their hopes and ambitions for 2021
The future of inclusion: BBC reveals their Creative Diversity commitments on and off screen
Editor Lorne attended a BBC webinar to discover how the organisation is changing internally and within the industry to improve diversity representation.
What’s on: Virtual merry Christmas
The festive season will look different this year, but that shouldn’t dampen your spirits. This year’s virtual events mean Christmas will be more accessible.
Enable at the BAFTAs: Jim LeBrecht on the summer camp that championed disability in the 1970s
Jim LeBrecht, who has spina bifida, is reminiscing a summer like no other in Netflix’s Crip Camp. Here he chats recognition from BAFTA and making the doc.
Enable at the BAFTAs: Director Bim Ajadi talks connecting D/deaf and hearing communities through film
Director, Bim Ajadi has paved the way for D/deaf and hearing actors to connect. Now, Bim is being recognised for his film Here/Not Here by BAFTA.
Enable at the BAFTAs: Director Jordan Hogg’s journey to change perceptions of disability behind the screen
Boasting over 150 hours of broadcast TV credits, director Jordan Hogg speaks to Lorne Gillies about being awarded BAFTA Breakthrough 2020.
Enable at the BAFTA’s: Writer and comedian Tim Renkow discusses his flashlight to success
Recognised as part of the BAFTA Breakthrough group, writer and comedian Tim Renkow speaks about the importance of recognition and challenging percptions.