Voicebox: Identity and Equality

There are many forgotten Black British names in history. One name that wasn’t even allowed to stand the test of time is the illustrator of the most famous and beheld tarot deck in history: Pamela Colman Smith.

Why being a wheelchair user is a gloriously positive experience (most of the time)

If you live by the sword that is Instagram, what impact does this have on idealised body perceptions and how can we point towards future directions for social media sites?

Disabled people wear bras too!

Edward Buxton tells us all about his latest short Finger Prick as part of BBC New Creatives

How Sir Elton John became one of the world’s biggest LGBTQ+ icons

The history of protest is incomplete without looking at what people wore. It is how people express what cannot be said, or how they reclaim their identity. Here are a few examples of how fashion has furthered protest throughout history.

To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, we take a look at the first LGBTQ+ MP - Mareen Colquhoun.

IRIE! dance theatre is creating dancers for the global community

Wearing or even being seen to go into a charity shop has changed. At present, we are working towards a more sustainable way of living. As a child, it was something that provoked embarrassment, but it was a necessity. 

Shape Arts have released their new virtual gallery invites users to explore the correlation between stimming and dance

The awards ceremony has said that it aims to be “as inclusive as possible”.