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ALT Poster for the Call for Presenters for "Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library." All text is black typed on cream, yellow and light blue backgrounds (descending down the page in that order). The text reads: Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library 27th November 2026, 10am-4:30pm, hybrid Call for Presenters Join the UK Disability History and Heritage Hub to explore disability stories in the collections of the British Library. The day will begin with academic, artistic, or community presentations on all things disability history. Presentations will be online and in-person. The afternoon will be a hands-on, in-person workshop with selected material from the British Library collections. Topic ideas: . cataloguing disability . activist publications . access . disability histories in the British Library collections Presentations may be 5 or 15 minutes. These can be standard papers or something more creative, like an interview or performance!
ALT Poster for the Call for Presenters for "Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library." All text is black typed on cream, yellow and light blue backgrounds (descending down the page in that order). The text reads: Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library 27th November 2026, 10am-4:30pm, hybrid Call for Presenters Join the UK Disability History and Heritage Hub to explore disability stories in the collections of the British Library. The day will begin with academic, artistic, or community presentations on all things disability history. Presentations will be online and in-person. The afternoon will be a hands-on, in-person workshop with selected material from the British Library collections. Topic ideas: . cataloguing disability . activist publications . access . disability histories in the British Library collections Presentations may be 5 or 15 minutes. These can be standard papers or something more creative, like an interview or performance!
ALT Easy read poster for the UKDHHH's event with the British Library - Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library. Black text on a beige background reads: The UK Disability History and Heritage Hub and the British Library are planning an event about Disabled, Neurodivergent, and/or Deaf histories. We want to bring people together to talk about things like: . Academic scholarship . Museum projects · Independent research . Library collections We are interested in group presentations about disability history in any time period or place! Links to the British Library and collections are welcome!
ALT Easy read poster for the UKDHHH's event with the British Library - Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library. Black text on a beige background reads: We are looking for people to give short presentations about their work and experiences. A presentation may be a talk or speech. It could also be a conversation, interview, or artistic piece! Presentations can be around 5 minutes long. People can also suggest 15 minute presentations. Presentations and attendance will be online or in-person. Contact the UK Disability History and Heritage Hub if you would like to be a presenter. Our email address is [email protected]
ALT A purple textured background with bright yellow arrows. Bold black text on yellow tape reads: Transport justice for all disabled people.
ALT A purple background with yellow arrows. Bold black text on a yellow background reads: Transport means the whole journey. From planning to reaching our destination. Across every way we travel.
ALT A purple background with yellow arrows. Bold black text on a yellow background reads: Justice goes beyond access. It means changing the system, not small fixes. It means 'nothing about us without us.'
ALT A purple textured background with yellow arrows. Bold black text in a yellow frame says: 'Disabled people' means anyone who is shut out of making journeys others take for granted. That's a society problem, not an us problem.
ALT Pink textured background with yellow electrical tape and text reading “Explore our history” and 'Visit the Accessible Transport Archive' in bold black letters. Photo is from a historic campaign poster. It is taken looking down on a crowd of protestors. Three people at the front are holding up a large banner that reads "Transport for all - accessible transport, no excuses"
ALT Black text on a white background, reading: UKDHHH NEEDS YOU! Do you want to present at our monthly events? or Do you have suggestions for people/things you would like to see at them? Get in touch on social media. Or email: [email protected] The UK Disability History and Heritage Hub logo is in the bottom left. This is made up of a red rectangular speech bubble, a blue speech bubble and an orange thought bubble, with our name in black letters on a green background in the centre of the three.
ALT Black text on a white background, reading: UKDHHH NEEDS YOU! Do you want to present at our monthly events? or Do you have suggestions for people/things you would like to see at them? Get in touch on social media. Or email: [email protected] The UK Disability History and Heritage Hub logo is in the bottom left. This is made up of a red rectangular speech bubble, a blue speech bubble and an orange thought bubble, with our name in black letters on a green background in the centre of the three.
ALT Disabled Musician biographies Seeking volunteers to write 120-140 word paragraphs about the lives of disabled musicians. Get in contact for more information: richardamm(at)gmail.com The Disability Action Research Kollective makes free disability research zines.Find them and subscribe free here: linktr.ee/disabilityark #disabilityarts #disabilityartsonline #disabledmusician #musiczine #zines #disabilityhistory #disabilityawarenessmonth
