Amplify - All is for All

Luka has a hat on and smiles looking at the camera as he flexes his muscles. He is wearing a straw yellow hat, white t-shirt and patterned orange shirt.

Enable Me, Support Me, Then Let Me Fly

Luka shares how he will be celebrating World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March.

Luka Willems

Three black analogue phones against a grey backdrop

A Deaf Person's Perspective of Phone Calls

Gaby recently interned with us at All is for All. In this piece, she details the current perceptions of phone calls as a Deaf person and what she imagines the future to be like.

Gaby Evans

Bec is wearing a green jumpsuit with her legs up on her wheelchair as she lays on the ground on a white fluffy rug. She has shoulder length dark hair.

Authentic Representation. What is it, really?

Ari brings their unique perspective and eloquent wordsmithery to the topic of authentic representation in the disability space. This piece takes us on a journey through time, beginning in 20th-century disability history, before sending us on a wild ride of ideas and debates from Ari's colourful lens. Strap in for a wonderfully educational and mind-opening read.

Ari Kerssens

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Announcements

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in State Care

Bart recounts All is for All's recent involvement with the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in State Care, what this means for the disability community, and how you can get involved. Content warning: abuse & neglect.

Bart English

Lived experiences

Travelling With Cerebral Palsy

Victoria has recently headed overseas for her big OE. In this piece, she tells of her experiences travelling the UK and Europe, whilst living with Cerebral Palsy. She also provides some tips on how to prepare for travel as a disabled person.

Victoria Baldwin

Pride and Transgender Rainbow flag with wheelchair sign

Attitude What's The Disabili-TEA Series

Queer Pride is Disabled Pride

Finn Hitch features in the upcoming Attitude docuseries What’s the Disabili-TEA about people at the intersection of queer and disabled identities.

Finn Hitch

Mamie looks away from camera with pride flag over shoulder. Long brown curly hair.

Attitude What's The Disabili-TEA Series

At the Intersection: Mamie Macdonald

Mamie Macdonald features in the upcoming Attitude docuseries What’s the Disabili-TEA about people at the intersection of queer and disabled identities.

Bart English

Graphic image with the title in yellow font 'Make Pride Accessible', Underneath are 4 people celebrating pride. one is a wheelchair user, one is a lower leg amputee, another is a lower arm amputee

Attitude What's The Disabili-TEA Series

Pride & Prejudice: Are queer spaces accessible?

Ari Kerssens features in the upcoming Attitude docuseries What’s the Disabili-TEA about people at the intersection of queer and disabled identities.

Ari Kerssens

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Attitude What's The Disabili-TEA Series

‘Safe’ Spaces

Becki Moss features in the upcoming Attitude docuseries What’s the Disabili-TEA about people at the intersection of queer and disabled identities.