Produced by Unite the Union, 2010 https://www.unitetheunion.org/media/1461/disability-equality-at-work.pdf
Special Needs Jungle article on UKDHM
Read the article at the link below: https://www.specialneedsjungle.com/disability-history-month-2023-focusing-disability-childhood-youth-inclusion-backwards/
Maresa’s Story
First person account by Maresa McKeith describing her experience in education as a non-verbal person.
Disablism, Bullying and Harassment
Richard Rieser worked with the Anti-Bullying Alliance to develop materials to help challenge disablist bullying in schools.
Nadia Clarke’s cut in Support for Independent Living in 2021
Read Nadia Clarke’s reaction to when she heard her local council were requiring her to contribute to her care package, and then think of ways to help with her situation.
UKDHM 2022 Launch Event
A playlist of the individual contributions (without sign language interpretation) is available here:
Mo Charge interview for Sky News on Wheelchair Access and Horse Racing
Former bookmaker Mo Charge discusses his life in horse racing and gives his views on how the sport caters for people with disabilities.
Rebecca W Morris on Brain Fog
In this newsletter I have collected ideas in literature and art that helped me to understand its effects on me over the years before I had a name for it. I’m also including anecdotes and illustrations from people who suffer from it, and a visual soundscape I made to describe how it feels.
Hidden impairment interviews for UKDHM 2021
Interviews with Katy Farrell on epilepsy, Yasmin Omar on being a teacher with MS, visually impaired barrister Christina Warner and Emma Charters on dyslexia.
Connected By Threads: How generations of disabled women artists have found a voice through textiles
Gill Crawshaw has created an illustrated essay which tells a story of disabled women and textiles.