Survey results: deaf and disabled people in the cultural sector
We ran two surveys to gain a snapshot of how D/deaf and disabled people are represented in the museum workforce. Here’s an overview of the results.
Web editor at the History of Place project
We ran two surveys to gain a snapshot of how D/deaf and disabled people are represented in the museum workforce. Here’s an overview of the results.
This short film, narrated by Maggie Davis and showing images from her archive, tells the story of how she and her husband Ken resisted being institutionalised in 70s Britain and started the Independent Living Movement.
A brief introduction to the history of Deaf people from the late 18th century onwards. Signed by John Wilson.
A group of Deaf people have made a short film about the history of St Saviour’s Deaf Church, featuring Stanley, aged 99 and Jovita, 13.
Can your museum or heritage site commit to one or more of these pledges to employ and represent deaf and disabled people?
At our final event at the House of Commons with funders and policy makers, we made the case for all our project has achieved – and looked for the pledges that will embed the stories of deaf and disabled people in museums in the future.
Read our celebration document describing the achievements of History of Place over three years – and our plans to embed these successes in the cultural sector in the future.
Evaluator needed for a three-year programme of curatorial commissions from artists who identify as deaf and disabled people.
Using film-making, acting and poetry, young Bristolians respond to the story of disabled people from a century ago. With BSL subtitles.
VocalEyes is seeking someone passionate about access and inclusion with lived experience of the disabling barriers experienced by blind and partially sighted people in everyday life.