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What’s so great about Twitter anyway?

Guest Blogger: Katie Keys I get a lot of raised eyebrows when I tell people that I’m a Twitter poet. It would seem that Twitter doesn’t have the best reputation....

Date posted: 6 February 2014

A woman sits with her back to us texting on her mobile phone. On her lap is an open notebook.

Dot to Dot

Guest blogger: Felicity Doolette The Dot to Dot program provides participants with a strong foundation in understanding the arts sector, particularly in the area of disability, and how to...

Date posted: 23 January 2014

Felicity Doolette is a dancer and performer with Restless Dance Theatre. She is a striking young woman with dark brown very curly hair that falls to her shoulders. She is pictured against a black background and wears a high necked black blouse. She has a charming broad smile.

A poem a day

Guest blogger: Katie Keys I love words. I love reading them, writing them, playing around to see what they can do. I love the jigsaw puzzle of trying to...

Date posted: 15 January 2014

Guest blogger Katie Keys.

Big Congrats media artist and film maker James Kurtze!

The bi-annual Oska Bright Film Festival in the UK, features the work of learning disabled artists both from the UK and from international entrants. The festival ran between the...

Date posted: 13 December 2013

Award winner James Kurtze stands in front of his arts installation.

SONS & Mothers – a documentary discussion we all need to have

Recently I told colleagues how pleased I was that the first feature film Christopher Houghton made after our documentary SONS & mothers included an actor with down syndrome. She...

Date posted: 16 October 2013

Promotional image for Sons and Mothers the documentary.