Film: Virtual Reality, Disability and Inclusive Design (Ability Net 2017)
There is an excellent talk by AbilityNet on the accessibility of Virtual Reality, particularly barriers to consider (i.e. motion sickness) as well […]
There is an excellent talk by AbilityNet on the accessibility of Virtual Reality, particularly barriers to consider (i.e. motion sickness) as well […]
Jess Starns, founder of ‘Dyspraxic Me’ was announced as one of the most influential people with a disability in the UK at […]
The external Access Advisory Group (AAG) at the Horniman Museum and Gardens has been running since 2007. In 2013 we re-recruited a […]
This new report was published in May 2018 and written as part of the AHRC funded Connected Communities project: ‘Around the Toilet’. […]
You visit an Art Gallery. You may visit the gallery café or the gallery shop. You may also visit the loos, after […]
History of Place is offering a day of oral history training at M Shed Bristol on 30th January, followed by flexible opportunities to […]
This is a great video by our friends at Barclays Access on common accessibility myths which are common across the heritage sector […]
It’s a cool wet day, I am sat at my dining room table with the BBC London playing on the ipad, and […]
June 2017 1 in 5 adults in the United Kingdom are illiterate with 738 million globally. This is hard to digest in […]
Over the last 12 months, I have been conducting some pilot research to identify issues and experiences of adults with dyslexia or […]
Improving Access to Historic Buildings and Landscapes by Historic England https://historicengland.org.uk/advice/technical-advice/easy-access-to-historic-buildings-and-landscapes/
If you have a disability (dyslexia and other neurodiverse conditions are included), you can apply for funding for equipment and coaching. This […]
