The Latifa Sanneh Award is our Hall of Fame and is the highest recognition we present.

Delving into the unspoken aspects and sometimes the stigma around men's health. An opportunity to create meaningful artwork. This is for everyone, join if you're free (:

A night at the movies, browse and enjoy several different genres and how they reminded our creatives of different emotions. A great selection of art and movies combined ( :

Recently the Chancellor said that she “can’t leave welfare untouched” during this Parliament. To me this translates into plain English as ‘I must attack disabled people’. Let us remember that the mantra of this Labour Government, especially the Chancellor and the Prime Minister, was that Labour want to help and support disabled people into work. However, the Government is launching an attack on the Motability Scheme where she is looking at axing £1 billion in support to the s

From 20th November to 20th December, we recognise Disability Awareness Month - a time to amplify the voices, experiences, and strengths of people living with disabilities. As a Black woman with hidden disabilities, I choose to speak openly, not because I am seeking sympathy, but because visibility and understanding matter. I live with fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and an underactive thyroid, among other conditions. These illnesses deeply affect my mobility, my energy, and my