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Every Body Festival - the Two-Week Celebration of Disabled and Deaf-Led Performance Coming to Camden People's Theatre
London, England · London

Every Body Festival - the Two-Week Celebration of Disabled and Deaf-Led Performance Coming to Camden People's Theatre

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CAMDEN PEOPLE’S THEATRE AND FUSE LAUNCH EVERY BODY FESTIVAL A bold, disabled-led celebration of performance, protest and connection will take place in London's Camden People's Theatre from the 29th June – 13th July 2025.See the Story
Rachel Barkley: Medicaid Reform Falls Short for People with Disabilities
Richmond, United States · Richmond

Rachel Barkley: Medicaid Reform Falls Short for People with Disabilities

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“Speaker Johnson’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ can do more to fix Medicaid for the truly vulnerable — Americans with disabilities,” writes Able Americans Director Rachel Barkley in a commentary published at National Review. Rachel shares about the “bureaucratic maze” she and her husband experienced when she because a quadriplegic shortly after giving birth to her first child, and how Obamacare’s expansion of Medicaid to encompass more able-bodied a…See the Story

Evaluating access: long-term impacts of short-term access work

When it comes to accessibility, impact can be difficult to measure especially in the short term. But does that mean it isn’t there? Over the past year, we’ve been working on a pilot accessibility programme breaking new ground in West Yorkshire, working to improve access in ways both immediate and long-term. Twelve months on, we... Read more »West Yorkshire · West YorkshireRead Article

Introducing Azeem, our new Operational Systems Manager

Hi, I’m Azeem (he/him), and I’ve recently joined Unlimited as the Operational Systems Manager. I live in Newcastle and spend at least one day a week working from our new Wakefield home at Wakefield Exchange (WX). As well as overseeing our move into WX, I’m here to make sure our systems and processes help us... Read more »England · EnglandRead Article

Council boss to make disability cuts plea to government

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The leader of an East Lancashire local authority is to write to the government calling for it to scrap proposed changes to disability benefitsDisability · United KingdomSee the Story

Cannabis Packaging Has an Accessibility Problem

If you've ever considered using a chainsaw to open cannabis packaging, you're not alone. But if you're a smoker with a disability, that frustration can be even worse. The post Cannabis Packaging Has an Accessibility Problem appeared first on DIELINE.United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

Disabled artists under threat - time to take action

As we mark three years as an independent organisation, Jo Verrent, Director of Unlimited, shares why 2025 is shaping up to be a difficult year. The last year haUnited Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Stillness, Stumbles and Steps: Working with and toward sustainability as a disabled artist

Introduction: Staying still  I’m probably not doing enough. Guilt begins to creep in. There’s not much we can do with a guilty conscience though. Feeling bad about climate change, feeling like it’s such a shame about the environment, is not useful and does not deliver change. Nor does it encourage good practice. When there is... Read more »United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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