This International Day of Disability, join Professor David Turner, artist-activist Delphi Campbell, and academic James Patrick Cox for an evening of exploration into David’s book, Disability: A History of Resistance.

Join DAC's Nature and Access Online Forum on 26 November at 1.30pm (Zoom), featuring Catherine Taylor Parry, Aidan Moesby, DeaNelia Lupton, and Kirsty Lindsey (Newport Wetlands). This engaging discussion will explore the connections between disability, nature, climate change, and creativity, giving disabled people the opportunity to share their experiences of accessing natural spaces such as Newport Wetlands and North Wales Wildlife Trust

For many disabled people, transport is not simply about travel. It determines whether we can access work, perform, collaborate, attend events, sustain creative careers and participate in cultural life. Lack of accessible public transport, inaccessible taxis, limited rural connections, unsafe travel experiences, and services ending before events finish can all become barriers to artistic participation.

Join DAC on Zoom on 12 November for a radical artistic display and discussion featuring renowned and award-winning d/Disabled Welsh creatives: author Bethany Handley, visual artist Cerys Knighton, animator Lleucu Non and singer Elen Wyn. Delyth Jewell MS (Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women’s Health) will also be speaking.

Members are eligible to vote to appoint Trustees. As there will be a vote to appoint Trustees at the meeting it is essential that the meeting is quorate or that we have received enough proxy votes so we do hope that you will be able to support the AGM this year either by joining the Zoom event or by completing and returning your proxy vote.

Aubergine Arts is continuing its programme of free, neurodivergent-friendly workshops, open mics and creative events in Cardiff, supported through a second round of Arts Council of Wales Create funding.