Voicebox: Identity and Equality

Global fashion photographer Sam Klegerman talks about their career and their new publication Yes No Thank You Goodbye, an honest and vulnerable photographic narrative that documents their mother's early on-set Alzheimer’s.

Covid-19 has brought many difficulties and challenges. What if despite the problems that have arisen with tackling a global pandemic comes something new and brighter? A better way of living, working and acceptance for everybody inhabiting this world.

An essay that seeks to answer whether the human species inherently craves Fascism, by analysing the works of key political sociologists, pyschologists, and philosophers.

For a long time we have been fed the narrative that arts subjects don't belong in schools. So I decided to dig a little bit deeper. Why do people feel this way about these subjects? And is there any substantial evidence to support their views?

“I know a lot more gay Davids who speak like the Queen, than I do gay Daves who speak like Barbara Windsor”

"Access is something that is now factored in by many theatre and production companies, but there is still a lack of understanding about what it is we actually do as audio describers "

Freelance Audio Describer Jenny Stewart-Cosgrove gives some top tips on how to make your theatre or performance more accessible for the blind and partially sighted.

In case you missed it, June was pride month (albeit a strange isolated one this year!) and it’s important to remember the true meaning of the rainbow flag.

This New Creative audio piece explores the power of loving women

Les Roberts, one of our Visitor Services Team, tells his family story:

"It will cause no harm to speak with us, educate us about your culture and in return we will educate you about ours."

"The never-ending hostile environment needs to be stopped, and participation of asylum seekers and refugees must be ensured at the core level of the decision making process."