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Power concedes nothing without a demand, and the tireless efforts of the Disability Arts Movement deserve both recognition and celebration.

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Schuh won the Diversity and Inclusion Award at Drapers Awards 2022. Judges praised its innovation and progress in this space. Drapers explores the footwear retailer's award-winning strategies.

Writer, teacher and disability rights campaigner who challenged the barriers facing disabled women

A dad from East Lancashire shares his excitement after a local business was eager to sell his work in the shop.

Three exciting art projects are launching this November: Michael Chow, Alex Wood at MOCA London and Jay Price's interactive artwork.

Never mind that he adds British-Nigerian artist to his name; Yinka Shonibare is every inch a Nigerian. He equally enjoys discussing the thriving African art. Recently, the artist launched Guest Artists Space (G.A.S.) Foundation cultural centre in Nigeria.

Dexter McLean’s long-term ambition is to create a collective portrait documenting the disabled community in Jamaica.

Could a role-playing game help give people the drive to fight climate change?

What is it? Unfolding Shrines is an exhibition produced by Shape Arts, in collaboration with Hot Knife Digital Media, where four artists—Jason Wilsher-Mills, Sophie Helf, Rebekah Ubuntu, and Uma Breakdown—present art in augmented reality. Shape Arts is a disability-led arts organisation, based in London, which works to improve access to culture for disabled people by providing opportunities for disabled artists They say The imagination of the marginalised has always tended towar...