Do you live or work in a group home for people with learning disabilities? We are looking for people to try out our checklist and toolkit. They have been codesigned and aim to help people feel at home where they live. Contact us for more info! #SupportedLiving #SocialCare

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Are you a #teacher or #education professional? Want to know more about supporting #siblings of disabled children in #school ? Join our conference on November 10th and hear from our panel of experts. sibs.org.uk/sibs-workshops…

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Wonderful to be a part of Curating for Change sector forum today, speaking about my role and co-chairing of our disABILITY Network in Tate ♿️🎨 The entire panel spoke so eloquently. It was an eye-opener in terms of the strides we make but also the changes we still need to see.

Here's Horus the Elder 𓅃𓅨𓂋 ♿ on why access riders are a brilliant induction and onboarding tool for working with D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent staff. Watch the full video here: curatingforchange.org/resources/watc… Illustrations: Esther Springett

From the 11th - 12th of July, find us at the Social History of Learning Disability Conference hosted by the Open University OU Health, Wellbeing & Social Care!

We want fashion design to be ☀️inclusive and empowering☀️ for young women with chronic illness. If you are a fashion designer, we want you to join a (1.5 hours max) online workshop to help us create an inclusive design toolkit through sharing your opinions and experiences.

Great to hear about news and journalism in #Easylanguage in different European countries as a democratic right at #KLAARA conference. Still far to go for people with communication support needs in UK 😕

Great to live illustrate for Curating for Change Sector Forum last month exploring the question ‘What does it take for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people to thrive in their museum careers?’ #inclusion #disabilityawareness #neurodivergent #museumcareers #accesstowork

Want to learn to help D/deaf, divergent and neurodivergent people to thrive in their museum careers? Our latest event videos are now live on our website, with speakers from Tate Ramps On The Moon @ThackrayMuseum @BritishMuseum curatingforchange.org/resources/watc… Illustration: Esther Springett

So pleased that the work I'm doing to tackle the under representation of D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people in Museums has been recognised. This is a nomination on behalf of all who are working to bring about change #NationalLotteryAwards National Lottery Good Causes

Museums Journal: The Anti-Ableism Issue is now available online. We are delighted to launch this themed issue. We hope the knowledge and ideas shared by our contributors will inspire you to reflect on your own practice and take action. Read it here 👉ow.ly/8NNE50PLY8b

🚨 Opening tomorrow- our new exhibition, Stored out of Sight, explores objects related to disability history that have never been on show before. Curating for Change Running from 16th Sep- 16th Dec Image:HASMG:2013.57

A pleasure to capture sonic exploration and memorable music-making experiences with LifesizeCIC

Protect our trees! Increase legal protection for ancient and non ancient trees. - Sign the Petition! chng.it/nJy9Zb6R via Change.org UK

Make some memories that will last beyond the booze of the office party. PRE-XMAS PARTY WORKSHOP PACKAGE — Esther Sketches esthersketches.com/pre-xmas-party…

Workshops are in full swing at this years Youth Voice Matters Conference!

Great to deliver manifesto-making Zine workshops today with FLARE members as part of #YVMC24