By Martyn Sibley “My podcast started with disabled influencers, progressed into business and marketing for World Changers, and in the latest episode we venture into a different theme.” Depika Mistry “In the end I want …
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By Martyn Sibley “My podcast started with disabled influencers, progressed into business and marketing for World Changers, and in the latest episode we venture into a different theme.” Depika Mistry “In the end I want …
Continue readingLiving with a Learning Disability under Cameron and May – a book by Neil Carpenter “My book, ‘Austerity’s Victims’, was published in 2018. It aims to show how adults with a learning disability have been affected …
Continue readingAlternative spaces of failure. Disabled ‘bad boys’ in alternative further education provision: By Dr. Craig Johnston & Simon Bradford. Dr. Craig Johnston is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing; University of …
Continue readingAfter a consultation in 2018, the government confirmed that it will be extending the Blue Badge eligibility criteria to include people with non-visible impairments including dementia and autism. The date the legislation will come into …
Continue readingThe Enabled Fund for Elected Office – 19 applicants to the Fund already elected into local government office. The EnABle Fund for Elected Office Afzal Khan, MP with Disability Rights UK’s Anna Denham at Portcullis …
Continue readingBy Martyn Sibley “One thing I’ve learned is that influence doesn’t automatically mean resources or impact. For resources, a self employed World Changer needs money for their bills. An organisation making social impact needs money, …
Continue readingFrom the Charity ‘Young Minds’ Hundreds of people across the country, including a string of top footballers, have taken part in the #KickUpChallenge since its launch in early May. The social media challenge was set …
Continue readingThe Mental Health Foundation asks whether the pressure to be perfect is crushing young lives .. and, if it is, should we not be helping to relieve it? From the ‘Mental Health Foundation’ They stated; “Last year, …
Continue readingMelissa Johns (Imogen in Coronation Street) leads the way in raising money for charity TripleC which she co-founded with another Coronation Street Star, Izzy Armstrong (played by Cherylee Houston). This Sunday (19th May) she leads …
Continue readingWe sincerely believe that HS2 (estimated to cost £56bn and rising?) should be scrapped and the money better spent on making our railways more accessible. That means converting all the stations wherever possible to becoming …
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