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Breaking down barriers with the Social Model of Disability

Breaking down barriers with the Social Model of Disability

by Tracey Proudlock | Nov 30, 2021 | Access, Accessibility, Inclusion

With International Day of People with Disabilities just around the corner, chances are you’ll see lots of articles talking about ‘disabled people’ and ‘people with disabilities’. But does it matter what phrase you use? According to the Social Model of Disability, it...
Eco-ableism: the curse of climate change

Eco-ableism: the curse of climate change

by Tracey Proudlock | Nov 10, 2021 | Access, Accessibility, Inclusion

Over the last week the news has been full of COP26 and how we all need to be doing our bit to fight climate change. Even the soap operas have got in on the act, joining forces for the first time ever with crossover storylines to highlight different environmental...
Co-production is so much more than a box ticking exercise. Here’s why.

Co-production is so much more than a box ticking exercise. Here’s why.

by Tracey Proudlock | Oct 15, 2021 | Access, Accessibility, Architecture and Interior, Inclusion

Photo shows members of Hammersmith and Fulham DRT giving feedback to architects Co-production, consultation, co-design, engagement. There are a myriad of terms floating around that all seem to mean engaging with others or finding ways to get people’s views and...
Celebrate our achievements, not our conditions

Celebrate our achievements, not our conditions

by Tracey Proudlock | Oct 1, 2021 | Access, Accessibility, Disability and inclusive design consultancy, Inclusion

From Team GB’s historic gold in wheelchair rugby, to Sarah Storey becoming the most successful and most decorated British Paralympian of all time  some are saying the Tokyo Paralympics are the best ever. As a Games Maker at London 2012 I will always disagree with...
The Tokyo Paralympics – what legacy will it leave?

The Tokyo Paralympics – what legacy will it leave?

by Tracey Proudlock | Aug 20, 2021 | Access, Accessibility, Disability and inclusive design consultancy, Inclusion

“Going for jobs in the past, there would always be parts of a role or the building that had barriers – but when I was a Games Maker, it was the first time in my life I had access to all areas! Nowhere on the Olympic Park was out of bounds.  It was amazing to feel for...
Less talk, more action: what’s really needed to transform disabled people’s everyday lives

Less talk, more action: what’s really needed to transform disabled people’s everyday lives

by Tracey Proudlock | Aug 18, 2021 | Inclusion

The pandemic has been called a great leveller as it has supposedly affected everyone equally. But that just isn’t the case. Research highlights that during the pandemic: 71% of disabled people have had their work impacted 40% of disabled employees were either...
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