disability representation

Line of Duty star Tommy Jessop has travelled to Hollywood to pitch a brand new concept for a movie or TV show – a…

The world’s only global job board for disabled people, Evenbreak, aired its first TV commercial this week.

The American toy company Mattel has created a new Barbie with Down’s syndrome, as part of plans to create “the most…

Recent research found that it will take almost two decades for people with a disability to be properly represented…

Ralph and Katie, two characters from the hit BBC One series ‘The A Word’, are set to appear on our screens next…

Nine-year-old Elliot Garcia, who is autistic, will voice the first ever autistic character in the Thomas the Tank…

Michael McEwan explores disability representation in the media and how it can be improved to better showcase the…

Many UK companies have barely begun to embed real change on areas such as sexual orientation, race and disability…

Channel 4 has become the first broadcaster to have an entire presenting team who are disabled for the Beijing 2022…

Tommy Jessop, the British actor who most recently starred in the BBC drama Line of Duty, has been announced as the…

A new campaign - The Human Touch, produced by legal and financial services firm Irwin Mitchell - is thought to have…

George Webster made history recently by becoming the BBC's first ever children's TV presenter with Down's syndrome,…

This year’s Oscar nominees featured two films and a documentary which shine a light on disability in various forms.

An Ipsos MORI poll commissioned by Mencap has discovered that more than half of the general public cannot name a…