World Hearing Day: to hear for life, listen with care
Each year 3 March marks World Hearing Day, encouraging people to take action and protect their hearing.
Each year 3 March marks World Hearing Day, encouraging people to take action and protect their hearing.
Learning disability charity Mencap has announced 18 Myth Busters: a group of people who are living life with a learning disability, challenging misconceptions and providing greater representation for the 1.5 million people with a learning disability in the UK.
Global community DIAL Global will host the first of four free Global Summits on trends and insights in diversity and inclusion this February.
As December beings, the world is marking a key event in the disabled community’s calendar: International Day of People with Disabilities.
Are you a star baker in the making? The team behind The Great British Bake Off are looking for applications for the next season, due to start in 2022. Read more and how to apply now.
Every year on 2 November, Purple Tuesday encourages businesses around the UK to become more accessible, but the impact can have a lasting effect for years to come.
David and Felicity Brown, owners of Hoe Grange Holidays, have been selected as one of 70 remarkable people in celebration of the 70 year anniversary of the Peak District National Park.
From adoption to fostering, three people share their experiences of giving a disabled child their safe haven.
It’s time for all facets of diversity, including disability, to be a priority for businesses in the UK and further afield.
The classroom and education are critical for all developing young people. When a pupil is returning to the classroom after an acquired brain injury, knowing how to best support their needs is imperative. A new resource is here to help.
Today (19 August), international organisations unite for a decade-long campaign to transform the lives of disabled people around the world.
With an exponential rise of unpaid carers during the pandemic and no increase in support provisions, the hidden workforce is at risk of being left behind.
As the world reopens, new research shows that language is a barrier in the connection between disabled and non-disabled people. It’s time to talk about the language of disability.
The pandemic has meant constant changes to routine, a situation that can be distressing for autistic children and adults. Mother to three autistic children, Christine McGuinness, opens up to Enable about parenting through a pandemic and the family’s upcoming BBC One documentary.
One collective of neurodiverse artists and makers, Project Art Works celebrates different forms of art through collaborative practice with, for and by neurominorities. Shortlisted for the Turner Prize, members of the collective discuss their love for creativity.