The Pride Parade Goes On Without Me
Outside In presents an exhibition of artworks and poetry exploring the intersect of LGBTQIA+ and disabled activist identities in Manchester. As well as artwork and poetry by
LGBTQIA+ x Disabled Activism: Share Your Experiences!
Ellie Ora Page is making a zine to accompany an upcoming exhibition at People’s History Museum in February 2024. The mini-zine will include prompts for
DAiSY-Chain Artist Network for d/Deaf, Disabled or Neurodivergent Artists in the South East
I have a wonderful new job at DAiSY: Disability Arts in Surrey as Head of Marketing and Communications, and really wanted to share this wonderful
Introducing Lively Minds: The Mental Health Podcast
Led by people with lived experience, Lively Minds is a UK-based podcast about mental health challenges that go beyond the ebb and flow of the
Exploring Collections: Musgrave Kinley Outsider Art Collection
It is with great excitement that I can announce that applications are open from now until 9am Monday 9th January to take part in Outside
Contact MCR’s Autumn Access Programme
Contact Theatre has some AMAZING accessible provisions in its Autumn programme this year, including BSL interpreted shows, relaxed performances, familiarisation sessions, live captioning and more. This
Introduction To Zine-Making @ the Nothing About Us Without Us Exhibition Launch
Inspired by new exhibition Nothing About Us Without Us (on show until 16 October 2023), join this intimate workshop to learn about zines; what they are, how to
Introduction To Zine-Making @ the Nothing About Us Without Us Exhibition Launch
Inspired by new exhibition Nothing About Us Without Us (on show until 16 October 2023), join this intimate workshop to learn about zines; what they are, how to
North West Hub for Artist Development
Had to let you know about the I-N-C-R-E-D-I-B-L-E opportunities that are being made available over the next year for any artists who experience significant barriers
Relaunching the Manchester Hearing Voices Network
The Hearing Voices Approach was brought to the UK by voice hearers and allies based in Manchester in the 1980’s. Manchester was home to the