Here, young trans people have shared their experiences, thoughts, and feelings to help others to reflect upon how they may engage fully with the trans population, provide safe and relevant events, services and activities, and create a truly inclusive environment.
Following on from a successful panel discussion at ID Screening Days 2024, Nadia M. Oliva explores how organisations can navigate programming and conversations that reflect their values while assessing the risks and challenges of operating in the charged era of contemporary discourse.
In this blog, Matchbox Cine’s Sean Welsh explains how they’ve managed to reliably and consistently produce and present optional audio description at their Weird Weekend events, which take place in an ‘emerging’ non-theatrical space.
The ICO has worked with Shape to develop a reference guideline for independent cinemas to improve access in venues for their disabled visitors. Shape is a disability-led arts organisation that for over 30 years has been working to improve access to the arts and culture.
The Good Grief Project aims to help bereaved parents and siblings to understand grief as a creative and active process.
Cruse Bereavement help people through one of the most painful times in life – with bereavement support, information and campaigning.
The Centre for the Art of Dying Well at St Mary’s University. Rethinking the art of accompaniment at the end of life. Public engagement, policy, research – death, dying and bereavement.
The impact of losing someone is tricky to adequately convey on screen, but 3 recent films make mourning feel visceral.
Find out more about National Grief Awareness Week and how to get involved.
A report from the Centre of Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, looking at existing research on loneliness and highlighting the risks and remedies.
