The theme for this year’s Disability History Month is “Children and Youth”. To mark the occasion, AccessAble Ambassador Emma Purcell has written a letter to her younger self, highlighting the achievements and challenges she has faced as a disabled person.
Author: Rock For Disability
November 2023 summary: A very naughty night out
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in November 2023 | A very naughty night out
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Music Interview: Dirty Money
In our penultimate music interview of 2023, we speak to British rock band Dirty Money. They share their love of making and performing music and their dream to reach world domination.
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Music Interview: Maverick
Today we speak to Canadian band Maverick who highlight their love of creating music and performing live.
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Music Interview: ELOAĦ
This week we spoke to the band ELOAĦ who gave us a detailed description of their music style and creative processes.
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Harry Potter and the Dark Minister – World Satire Day
The 9th of November is World Satire Day and to mark the occasion, I wanted to share a short satirical script I wrote back in 2012 as part of my English A-Level coursework. The story is titled Harry Potter and the Dark Minister, which is set in the wizarding world of Harry Potter and highlights real-life issues at the time.
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Review: S Club live in Cardiff
Emma went back to her childhood and enjoyed a spectacular show by the incredible pop band S Club.
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October 2023 summary: Road trip, comedy and a S Club Party
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in October 2023 | Road trip, comedy and a S Club Party!
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Music Interview: Hellaphant
Today we interview the band Hellaphant who emphasise their love of performing live and their dream to tour the world.
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Guest Blog: Business: The perfect fit for young adults with disabilities
In this guest blog by Sara Bell, she explores the various reasons why starting a business career can be an excellent option for young adults with a disabilities.
