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

This week, we are looking at films! There is always one that leaves a lasting impression on you, it's time to get your drawing kit out and express this as an art form, I look forward to you joining us on this adventure, if you're free. The fun begins at 7:30pm, UK time

Another epic week of imagination looking at fungi and how they captured our imaginations this week, have a browse at our creativity.

Did you know that Disability History Month starts TODAY - Thursday 20th November? The theme of this year’s Disability History Month is Disability, Life and Death. You may ask, ‘What is Disability History Month?’ To put it simply Disability History Month is the celebration of disabled people throughout history. Through the All4Inclusion blog I am going to share a little with you about disability history and then, as a deaf person, I will include a strong emphasis on deaf histo

In the UK, the clocks have gone backwards and there is less light in the day. There is more rain and howling winds. This means Seasonal Affective Disorder can impact lots of people.