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We’ve launched new resources to support the live events sector to become both accessible and environmentally sustainable for disabled people.

“Years ago, there wasn’t any discussion about disability at all, and now we’re talking about it. We must thank all the previous campaigns that raised the bar in relation to awareness about disability.”

“For people like me who don’t have the lived experience, the breakdown and analysis of the criteria for me is like gold dust.”

Poet and songwriter Miss Jacqui takes over from Hannah McKearnen to join Jane Dyball in co-chairing our Board of Trustees.

Are you passionate about equal access to music and live events? We want to hear from you!

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…

By Sarah Pickthall The roundtables were a useful starting point in allowing disabled music creatives to surface and share: Climate confidence – education, training and resources It was clear from respondents that a way to build confidence around sustainability issues would be to offer bespoke training in sustainability and climate impact – sometimes called climate…
Our committed and knowledgeable team of Trustees are drawn from across non-profit and commercial sectors. Claire Cordeaux Co-Chair Claire Cordeaux is Chief Executive of the British Association for Performing Arts Medicine, a unique national medical charity which look after the health of performers and performing arts professionals across the UK. Starting work as a youth…

By Sarah Pickthall With each climate disaster that occurs in our world we witness the disproportionate negative impact experienced by disabled people because of the inaccessibility of society as currently designed. This is even more apparent and pressing for disabled people who live in disaster-prone areas and/or where there is more extensive poverty, with inaccessible…

Suzanne Bull MBE steps down as founder in March. Managing Director Celia Makin-Bell also announces her leave, with Paul Hawkins taking on the role.
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