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Are you a film fan and looking for a place to chat ideas?
Amelia spoke to Disability Action Research Kollective (DARK) founder Richard Amm and film club runner Aaliyah Bates about their online disability representation in horror club.
To join the club email darkhorrorfilm@gmail.com
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Ihsane is one of several audio described shows at this year's Edinburgh International Festival. David Hogg speaks with audio describer Emma-Jane McHenry to find out more.
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The Knockhill Racing Circuit in Scotland, is an all year round attraction with events taking place almost everyday.
Did you know that you can get out on the track, even if you have accessibility requirements?
RNIB Connect Radio’s Allan Russell went along to find out what’s on offer…
If you’d like more info, go to www.knockhill.com
You can also call 01383723337
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The Disability Action Research Kollective (DARK) is a multidisciplinary group of disabled researchers who write short, free, accessible publications aimed at the general public.
They're seeking volunteer writers for their deafblind history zine, Amelia spoke to founder Richard Amm to learn more...
Contact richardamm@gmail.com to share your submission
Learn more about DARK via their linktree - DARK Official: Instagram, Facebook | Linktree
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Devon In Sight hosted their very own version of 'Race Across The World' with a visually impaired person in each team.
Amelia spoke to some of the organisers and competitors to learn about the highlights, hijinks and cream-tea challenges.
She's joined by Mandy Darling and Keith Brokenshire from the Devon In Sight along with Geoff from the winning team 'Eyeconic', and Beatrix and Jahred from highest fundraising team 'The Sightseers'.
Learn more on the Devon In Sight website - Devon in Sight - Sight Support Services in Devon