Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups for November 2019
AccessAble Champion: One year anniversary
In November 2018, Emma became an AccessAble Champion for Hampshire. One year on, she looks back at her time working for the team, shares some information about the Access Guides and roundsup her blogs and videos from 2019.
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Guest Blog: A Brief Guide to Music Streaming Services
This is a guest blog post by ConsumerAdvocate sharing it’s guide to the best music streaming services.
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Tackling climate change with a disability
Climate change has been high on the agenda these past few months with scientists calling it a climate emergency. But how do disabled people tackle it and will their needs be considered in environmental legislations?
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My summary of October 2019
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups for October 2019.
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Petition · Make audio description available on ALL films, TV programmes and streaming services
Emma has launched a petition to make audio description available on all films, TV programmes and streaming services. Please support this campaign by signing and sharing.
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New music in 2019: Part 3
Check out part 3 of my suggested new music from rock stars Liam Gallagher, Blink 182, Snow Patrol, Coldplay and Green Day.
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My summary of September 2019
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in September 2019
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Celebrate World Tourism Day with AccessAble
27th September is World Tourism Day. AccessAble Champion Emma Purcell, who is blind and uses a wheelchair, takes us on a trip to her local nature reserve using the AccessAble App to navigate accessible facilities.
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The Reality of Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy & Acute Retinal Necrosis | Guest Blog on UndercoverSuperhero
Emma’s guest post is the 31st post in the segment on Ami Ireland’s blog, called “The Reality Of…” which gives others the ability to share their story and raise awareness of the disabilities, illnesses, impairments and invisible illnesses that they have. Meet Emma!
