Job opportunity: DASH evaluator
Evaluator needed for a three-year programme of curatorial commissions from artists who identify as deaf and disabled people.
Blog
Our volunteers have been working hard and having great adventures along the way. Browse the stories below or click on an individual image to see more from an individual volunteer.
Our Guild: young people respond to the story of the Guild of the Brave Poor Things
Using film-making, acting and poetry, young Bristolians respond to the story of disabled people from a century ago. With BSL subtitles.
Job: Marketing and Audience Manager at VocalEyes
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.
State of Museum Access 2018
Survey results this year shows that a majority of accredited museums now provide some information for disabled visitors, but it is often thin and only covers those with a mobility impairment.
The School for the Blind exhibition: 360 degree film and audio guide
Listen to audio and watch the film which preserves material from The School for the Blind: Pioneering People and Places exhibition
The Story of Helen: now live
Follow our digital story set in 1236, at Maison Dieu, a monastic hospital on the pilgrim road to Canterbury.
Can you help Jessica with her MA research?
Jessica is founder of ‘Dyspraxic Me’ a charity for young adults with dyspraxia. She is seeking neurodiverse people to contribute to research for her MA. Can you help?
Without Walls – drawing from the past, imagining the future
Our display in partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, which runs to 20th October, looks at how disabled people are increasingly leading innovative accessible building design.
David Bonnett talks about Inclusive Design
David Bonnett is an architect whose work features in our exhibition in partnership with the V&A Without Walls: Disability and Innovation in Building Design. He is also disabled himself and so brings personal experience to the creation of inclusive design.
Deaf history detective work – seeking clues in a family history
Pam Friend knows that her great-grandparents were both deaf and that one or both may have attended the Royal School for Deaf Children in Margate. Now she is trying to find out more about their lives.