Dis-labled: Disabled Voices, Real Stories
Welcome to Dis-labled, where disabled voices take centre stage. Created and presented by people with disabilities, learning disabilities, autism and long-term health conditions, this is a space to share experiences, challenge stereotypes, and talk about the things that matter to us.
Dis-labled is produced by Community Focus Inclusive Arts, a North London charity supporting adults and young people with additional needs through creativity, friendship and opportunity.
Also broadcast on Resonance 104.4FM.
Dis-labled: Disabled Voices, Real Stories
Latest Episodes
Living With Multiple Sclerosis: Marcus's Story of Positivity and Purpose
What is it really like to live with Multiple Sclerosis?In this episode of Dis-labled, Marcus shares his experience of living with MS, how it affects his daily life, and the challenges he faces along the way. He also talks about the thing...
Autism, Art and Confidence: Finding Our Voice
In today's episode we discuss Skills Club, a club within our ARTiculate programme for young people aged 24-30.Join Tara, Sophia, Dave, Jordan, Stephanos and Flo as they share how Skills Club has helped the...
Living With a Brain Injury: Havva's Life, Challenges and Triumphs
In this episode of Dis-labled, Havva takes us through a day in her life and shares her experience of living with a brain injury.With her trademark humour and honesty, Havva talks about family, friendships, daily routines, the things she ...
From Community Focus to the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: Laurent's Journey
Community Focus artist Laurent Barsotti has achieved something extraordinary.In this special episode of Dis-labled, we follow Laurent’s journey from Community Focus to exhibiting at the Royal Academy Summer E...
Dating With a Disability: Confidence, Safety and Taking the First Step
In today’s episode, we’re returning to the topic of relationships and connection - from friendships and family, to dating. We discuss what makes us like someone, the things that might give us the ick, and having additional needs...
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