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Sharing Disability Arts and Culture with the world since 2004. Follow for our latest news, reviews, events and blogs.

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Self-employed applications to Access to Work are currently taking 77 weeks to be allocated an advisor. Join Decode's Cathy Waller for a webinar demystifying the process and what to expect, whether you're just starting out or already waiting.

Scottish BPOC Writers Network’s summit brings together panels, workshops, readings and networking to help writers develop their skills and careers. When: 30 October 2026 Where: Kinning Park Complex, Glasgow Cost: £0-60 disabilityarts.online/events/sbwn-...

disabilityarts.onlineEvents - SBWN Writers SummitJoin us for a wonderful afternoon event of panels, a workshop, discussion to help writers develop their skills, learn more about publishing, writing careers and more! To follow there will be…

What happens when access and care help shape both a production and the process of making it? Drawing on her work as Creative Access Dramaturg at The Egg, Bath, Kate Lovell explores how slow producing opened up a conversation between disability justice and climate justice.

"It's really, really exciting to be showing the film in dis_place. I'm exhibiting alongside some of my closest friends, as well as new comrades. Getting to access a gallery space from my own bed has felt extremely luxurious and expansive"

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"It's really, really exciting to be showing the film in dis_place. I'm exhibiting alongside some of my closest friends, as well as new comrades. Getting to access a gallery space from my own bed has felt extremely luxurious and expansive"

Abi Palmer is one of the artists featured in 'I need to be more than a lesson you learned', our current exhibition at dis_place. She explains what it means to her to have her work 'Intrusion as Manifesto' exhibited in our accessible online gallery.

Are you an artist or arts professional wanting to make your work more accessible? Discover the new Resources section on Disability Arts Online. It's packed full of guides and toolkits created by DAO and the wider arts sector.