

ALT A blue background with a yellow box that contains blue text that reads: How can you fight against the changes to access to work. Below is a teal box containing white text that reads: 1. Find out more about the changes on our website. 2. Sign and share the open letter from the culture sector. 3 Include the hashtag #ProtectAtW when posting on social media. 4. Write to your MP using our template letter. 5. Respond to the current DWP consultation. Below is #ProtectAtW written in yellow and the DAO and Cathy Waller Co logos.

ALT A poster with dark blue text that reads: Register Now - Free Online webinar. Reframed: Disability Aesthetics and Institutional Change in the Visual Arts. Curated by Aidan Moesby. Date 25 June 2024. Time 3pm BST, 4pm CEST, Location Zoom Webinar. To the right is a photo of a work by Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen, which contains many elements suspended from the ceiling. Most are white textile pieces. There is a double screen on the floor showing images.

ALT Participants wanted for Blue Badge survey Are you a Blue Badge holder over 18 and live in England? Have you ever had an encounter with a stranger in a Blue Badge bay? For my PhD research, I am looking to hear from people about the interactions and encounters disabled people have had with others in Blue Badge parking spaces. The aim of the research is to understand how these everyday encounters shape our lives as disabled people. I am looking for people willing to fill in a 15-20 minute online survey about their experiences. You can find out more and complete the survey at https://bham.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/politicsofparking My name is Vera Kubenz. I am a Blue Badge holder and PhD student at the University of Birmingham. For any questions, please contact me at vik104@student.bham.ac.uk Image: A sign that reads "Blue Badge holders only" with a wheelchair symbol and a parking symbol















