Give your views about paralympic heritage
A new organisation, The National Paralympic Heritage Trust, is launching a survey on heritage.
Wanted: Sound Artist for short commission in Liverpool
We are seeking an experienced Sound Artist to produce a soundscape about the history of the Royal School for the Blind, Liverpool during September and October.
A ‘falconer with leprosy’: some residents at medieval hospitals
Religious houses offered sanctuary to disabled people and those with illnesses. Ann Newman puts some names and occupations to those who stayed there.
Gargoyle-alien crossover fusion
Sci-fi met medieval in our pinch-pot workshops in Canterbury during July, led by Christopher Sacre
Film Project Opportunity
15 – 25? Get invaluable training working on our short film in Bristol this August.
Learning how to take an oral history
John Mills describes his introduction to oral history training – and a graveyard of superseded recording devices.
Going to hospital, medieval style
Centuries before the NHS, monasteries were a refuge for the sick. Ann Newman is researching the records of one such place, St John’s Canterbury.
Some artwork from the Canterbury Pageant
Here is some of the artwork produced at the Beaney in Canterbury, during the Medieval Pageant.
Disability and the theatre: The Government Inspector
Gogol’s play is one of a series by a group of UK theatres which want to reframe how disability is staged. The project is called ‘Ramps on the Moon’.
Wanted: film project manager and assistant, Bristol
Could you make a short film for us about the history of the Guild of the Brave Poor Things?