News about our work and the voices of disabled audience members, artists and professionals.
News
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Job: Artist Engagement Coordinator
We’re looking for a part-time Artist Engagement Coordinator to help coordinate our peer support programme for disabled creators.
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Manifesto for disabled audiences, music creators and professionals
Ahead of the 4th July 2024 UK general election, we call upon the next Parliament to ensure that disabled people can participate fully in the UK’s vital music and events industry.
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LGBTQ+ disabled people – we want to hear from you!
We share how we’re connecting with LGBTQ+ disabled people and venues. Opportunity to support as well!
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Job: Head of Commercial Services
We’re looking for a full-time Head of Commercial Services. Applications close 5th July.
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Job: Fundraising Consultant
We’re looking for a part-time Fundraising Consultant, starting May 2024, for 11 months.
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In memory of Cola Boyy
Our founder Suzanne Bull MBE writes in memory of Attitude is Everything friend Cola Boyy.
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No Climate Action Without Us – the new sustainability toolkit
Attitude is Everything, Julie’s Bicycle, and A Greener Future launch No Climate Action Without Us – a toolkit looking at accessibility and sustainability.
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Attitude is Everything launches the Accessible Volunteering Guide
Our new Accessible Volunteering Guide shares tips and guidance on how to make events more accessible for disabled volunteers.
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Attitude is Everything joins Big Give’s Christmas Challenge campaign to enhance accessibility for LGBTQ+ and ethnically diverse audiences
We’re taking part in the Big Give’s Christmas Challenge. One donation, twice the impact. Donate & spread the word.
Voices
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Artist Voices: T. E. Yates
“I was ready for this a long time ago but, as an autistic person, the opportunities didn’t seem to come up.”
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Professional Voices: Jess Fisher
“Don’t try and hide who you are because that’s what makes you incredibly unique and that could impact someone else’s life.”
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Professional Voices: Ben Price
“Don’t be afraid, your disability does not define who you are and the job you can do.”
