Blog - Neurodiversity
Practice in a Digital World
August 2, 2021 - by Tanya Raabe-WebberBack in January I was awarded an Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grant to develop and adapt my work as an artist and collaborator during the pandemic and beyond. This project draws particular attention to the pandemics impact on the limited mobility of Disabled People in these extraordinary times!‘Practice ...
I (still) Dream of Resting Spaces
July 22, 2021 - by Raquel MeseguerI’ve lived with chronic pain for 14 years, and that means I need to lie down (a lot). For a while my world got really small. And so in 2016 I began to play with lying down in public so I could be out in the world more: I ...
Rotterdam
July 20, 2021 - by David KeenHello folks. And with the ‘Covid’-related things we’re all having to go through, right now, isn’t it all about finding productive outlets, despite..? Myself, I like to take problems they’re talking about, on the news, & adapting a pop song to raise approaches they might be thinking about instead… Such as... ‘Rotting Goods...’ ...
Crippen talks with Jo Verrent about the emergence of some new groups
June 28, 2021 - by CrippenI’ve recently been working with Jo Verrent, a producer at Unlimited, an arts commissioning programme that enables new work by disabled artists to reach both UK and international audiences.
Disability Arts Online ·
Did you know that calls to address the scandal of learning disabled people and those with Autism inappropriately locked up in long-stay institutions date back more than 70 years when it was estimated then that there were over 50,000 people living in these so called long-stay hospitals.
An exciting new project, RIP:STARS which is run and controlled by young disabled people, has issued its findings on the quality of Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) and whether they meet disabled children and young people’s rights.
DAO's Digital Influencer Deen Hallissey chats with his old buddy and fellow digital influencer for Access All Areas, Cian Binchy about art and acting.
https://youtu.be/YsfQdUZLZxg
A transcript of this conversation is available here.
our first found-poem from year one of the current pandemonium - no edits, just layerings outta sane-world tm we been sheltering from - 4million+ gove-mental letters for april fools thanking us shielders
... It seems that the problems with regard to so called special educational needs (SEN) are not just confined to the UK mainland. Our disabled brothers and sisters and their families over in Northern Ireland are getting the short end of the stick too.
https://soundcloud.com/kay-channon/interview-with-kizzy-22112020-dao
Please forgive any changes in audio quality. I cannot afford professional recording equipment or a home studio. Using headphones will improve the clarity of the interview. Kizzy’s poems are provided in text format as they were performed during the interview within this blog, in case you wish to revisit any.
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Crippen revisits the continuing abuse of disabled people in institutions
June 25, 2021 - by Crippen
Crippen hears about an exciting project run and controlled by young disabled people
May 12, 2021 - by Crippen
Deen Hallissey speaks to Cian Binchy
April 27, 2021 - by Deen Hallissey
algorithms were completely banjaxed and as a consequence of that shelves were empty
April 13, 2021 - by gobscure
Crippen discovers that children with special educational needs are being failed in Northern Ireland
March 4, 2021 - by Crippen
Kay Channon in Conversation with Kizzy Wade. Activist, Analyst and Artist of Words.
February 23, 2021 - by Kay Channon