51 results for “disability”

A Note from the Leads.

Thank you to British Black Disabled Women Activists and Campaigners.

Disabled People: The Voice of the Many.

Gen Z

“Always on”. Digital natives.  Eco warriors. Gender non-conforming. iGen. Isolated.  Living on a screen. Who are Gen Z? Multiplicitous. Neurodiverse. Pragmatic. Racially diverse. Snowflakes.  Socially engaged. A generation of ‘digital natives’ who value dialogue and freedom from external labels, Gen Z are pushing for societal change in new and exciting ways. Often referred to as…

Safe(r) Space Crits

Do you produce or aspire to produce work that will help you to become an active agent for change and social justice? Is your work about your identity, race/inclusion, marginalisation, religion or politics? Do you have lived experience of discrimination and/or racism which influences and affects your creative output and experience at university?   Then come…

Creatives of colour in the Industry Event, collaboration with Arts SU and Shades of Noir.

If you missed it, no worries:  here is a summary of the event that took place at Wilsons Road Theatre at Camberwell College. Creatives of Colour in the Industry brought together a panel of practicing artists, designers, curators and journalists, to discuss what it’s like being a person of colour within the creative industries post-graduation…

Shades of Noir Panel talk: Creatives of Colour in the Industry

Arts SU & SON Present: ‘Being A Creative Of Colour In The Industry’ Date: Tuesday 7th March Camberwell Time: 18:30 – 20.30pm Location: Wilson Rd Lecture Theatre, CCW Progression Centre, Camberwell College UAL, SE5 8LU, London Open to: UAL-Wide students only Join us for a panel discussion with practicing artists, designers, curators, etc on discussing…