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A Black dancer performs on a wooden stage, wearing a black crop top, black shorts and black socks, with one arm extended. A Disability Culture Lab backdrop with colourful logos is behind them, alongside a wall of greenery.
Cabaret With The White Cane: Why Accessible Sex Education Is An Inherently Queer Issue
A person wearing sunglasses, a dark suit and blue striped shirt sits on a wooden bench beneath a tree, overlooking a large field, woodland and rolling countryside.
Gratitude Is Very Important When Living With A Disability
The Chat GPT logo which looks like a geometric shape or a simplified, abstract representation of a neural network or a conversational loop.
8 Accessible Ways ChatGPT Can Support Disabled People
Close-up photograph of Gurdov, a bearded man with greying hair lying down and looking towards the camera.
22 Years Of Life In Isolation: The Barriers Facing A Disabled Man In Central Asia
Living Paintings Charity Launches Accessible Edition Of Gruffalo Granny For Blind And Partially Sighted Children
Two GB Boccia athletes in wheelchairs pose with a trophy and silver medals after winning gold at the World Boccia Championships. Both wear navy GB team tracksuits and hold Boccia-branded caps.
Gold In Seoul For GB Pairs At The World Boccia Championships
A woman in a purple T-shirt and black trousers sits in a blue-and-black powered wheelchair outside a modern apartment building, beside a rust-coloured decorative metal screen and wooden arched door.
Wheelchair User Finally Moves Into Alternative Accessible Flat After Year-Long Eviction Battle
Sam holding his first prosthesis during his rehabilitation
New My Prosthetic Priorities Hub Aims To Give Amputees More Say In Choosing A Prosthetic Limb
Pudi Janaki Reddy, wearing a red outfit, sits on her red scooter.
As Climate Threats Rise in Eastern India, Evacuations Still Fail Disabled People
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How Intensive Rehabilitation Can Support Those Living With A Neurological Condition

We discuss Intensive rehabilitation, which refers to several services that are designed to support those living with a neurological condition or those dealing with polytrauma due to an accident.

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A China Cup: Describing The Mindset Of Someone With PTSD

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we share a powerful and creative monologue written by Kevin Shore who served in the Royal Navy and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following his time in the military.

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Adam Lanecey: A Disabled Musician’s Journey Of Musical And Personal Discovery

Adam Lanecey is a disabled musician who has been producing music for over a decade. Here, we find out more about him and what he is calling his “the final chapter of his journey of musical and personal discovery”. 

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Welcome To Crip Life™

Welcome to Crip Life™ – the UK’s newest and freshest online magazine that is dismantling disabling barriers one article at a time. Here we introduce our ideas, mission and ways you can get involved in our new venture.

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