Tags: television

Trailblazer, Kai Gill, blogs about the representation of disabled people in the media.

My name is Kai Gill and I’m 21 years old living with Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy Type 2D.

Trailblazer Emma Clifford, 28 and from South Yorkshire, blogs about her work experience placement with Channel 4 television

Not all disabilities are obvious to the human eye at first glance.

Physically to look at me, my disability is quite silent.

Trailblazer, Raya Al-Jadir, tells us what she thinks about the new storyline on Coronation Street where Izzy, who is a wheelchair user, gets arrested.

Vicki Dennis reviews the documentary Redefining Juliet, which casts disabled and physically different actresses in the iconic role of Juliet, as part of the BBC’s Shakespeare season.

Sam Waddington reviews the BBC Three documentary ‘The World’s Worst Place to be Disabled?’

Raya Al-Jadir reviews the BBC Three documentary ‘The World’s Worst Place to be Disabled?’ and reflects on her own childhood growing up with a disability in the Middle East.

Trailblazer and author Anthony Price discusses the controversy around Channel 4’s disability and dating series, The Undateables.