Written by Rhiannon Griffin, Charter Coordinator As we moved into the Live Development Phase of our updated Live Events Access Charter, we found ourselves reflecting on just how essential the voices of our Charter members truly are. The Charter Relaunch in February 2025 demonstrated the power of co-production: bringing people together with varied professional backgrounds, lived experience of disability, and a deep knowledge of the…

Navigating the world of music funding can feel overwhelming, but there are incredible organisations offering grants, bursaries, and support to help you thrive. We’ve listed five organisations to help you access funding opportunities as a Deaf, disabled, or neurodivergent artist or music professional.  Drake Music   Drake Music is a Disabled-led charity that pioneers innovation in…

Attitude is Everything, the UK charity leading the way on access and inclusion in live music and events, marks its 25th anniversary in 2025 with a renewed call for industry-wide action. Founded in 2000 by Suzanne Bull MBE, Attitude is Everything has spent a quarter of a century breaking down barriers so Deaf, disabled and…

What if funding wasn’t a barrier to your creativity?

The aim of Attitude is Everything’s Inclusive Communities work in the Northeast is to research, document and support how venues can drive change in their local community. As part of the project, we have created the Northeast Venues Accessibility Network, made up of 12 Northeast based organisations ranging from grassroots music venues to museums and theatres. The purpose…

Attitude is Everything is proud to announce three leadership appointments that signal an exciting new chapter for the charity. Catherine Pymar – Chief Executive Officer Starting Monday 10th November 2025, Catherine Pymar will take the helm as Chief Executive Officer. With over a decade of experience in the voluntary sector, Catherine’s career has been dedicated…

Join us as we highlight Black, disabled leaders who are creating substantial change in building an inclusive future.

“This was a charity that made me feel like I could be celebrated for being me.”