Using the Social Model of Disability as our guide, we provide disabled-led training for screen and cultural organisations with a focus on helping them improve inclusion for disabled and/or neurodivergent creatives.
The video above is an extract from one of our training videos and introduces you to 2 of our trainers: Zosia and Will.
Comments from previous attendees:
“Really informative and helpful. It made me think a lot about ways to be more inclusive and how we can offer more opportunities. I was really saddened hearing <name removed> story about problems with DWP (so I can't really say enjoyed!)”
“Great content, great pace, great group, great discussions”
“I was very interested to hear what other participants views were. It covered a topic I am very passionate about.”
“I thought the focus on the intersection between social and medical model was thought provoking and has potential to lead to some really useful converstions”
“Meeting other people at BF, helped me with my diversity lead role”
“it was very clear and informative”
“Good pace, interesting and relevant content”
“It covered some interesting and really useful points for us in the museums.”
“I learnt quite a few things that I didn't know and which are easy adjustments to make”
“Really clear and broken up into very manageable sections. I thought the mix of information and discussion worked well.”
“Good opportunity to reflect on current processes and areas for improvement”