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ALT Crip Collections: Radical Approaches to Collecting Disability Art in blue text on a yellow background. Below are four black-and-white portrait photos on a blue background: Mel Grant (Wellcome Collection), Ezra Benus (Artist), Nicola Freeman (Government Art Collection), and Abi Palmer (Artist). Below blue text on a yellow background reads: 03 November, Online, Pay What You Decide.
ALT Mat Fraser stood beside Sophie Morgan who is sat in a wheelchair. A group of people sit at desks behind them, playing with objects. People who look like care staff are stood behind them.
ALT A teal background with a photo of a person sat with a laptop on a table. The laptop is displaying an Access to Work page from GOV.UK. Text above the image reads: Access to Work, for Self-employed & Freelance Creatives. Text below the image reads: 11 November, 2pm, Online, Pay What You Decide.
ALT An individual Jobs & Opportunities listing graphic with a blue background, a yellow megaphone illustration and white text that reads: DAO Listings, Jobs & Opportunities. A teal rectangle contains the listing details: Social Media and Content Creation Trainee, Hackney Empire, London, £14.80 per Hour, Closes 23 Nov 2026. At the bottom, white text reads: Find this listing and more at disabilityarts.online/opportunities.
ALT A young white woman with long curly hair wearing red dungarees and top, is gesturing with her hands while singing, and is seated in her wheelchair.
ALT Cripping Culture: A Journey into Disability Arts Heritage in white text on a teal stripe, next to podcast launch in white on an orange stripe. Polaroid style photos of five speakers - Colin Hambrook, Richard Rieser, Maria Oshodi, Vici Wreford-Sinnott, and Chris Samuel are pinned to a blue background . White text below reads: 26 November | Online | Free.
