5 things to know about remote accessibility

This is our story.
From stories of lived experience, to essays by curators, researchers, artists and chronically ill individuals, this section gathers raw, radical and moving stories and essays that have at their core the belief that invisible illnesses and disabilities deserve better representation, in the museum, but also in everyday life.



- Sep 7
The Lyme Museum: a museum of lived experience


- Aug 31
Every object tells a story

- Aug 30
5 tips to use lived experience ethically in museums

- Aug 20
UX design and accessibility, and why it matters to museums

- Aug 9
Art-based and creative methods for data collection

- Jul 21
5 actions to get started on access in a museum / gallery

- Jun 14
5 ways to make your events accessible that you may have missed

- Jun 5
5 ways to make your museum events accessible


- Jun 9, 2022
Rebekah's story


- Apr 26, 2022
On the Courtauld Gallery selling souvenirs making light of Van Gogh's mental illness


- Apr 25, 2022
When life as you knew it is turned upside down…


- Mar 15, 2022
It's also about your shops.


- Dec 27, 2021
Looking through art


- Dec 5, 2021
In the Forest

- Mar 15, 2021
Let's change Endometriosis narrative


- Oct 16, 2020
From History to Hidden - The Asylum under the surface of Leicester University


- Aug 15, 2020
Status Migrainosus


- Jul 10, 2020
Are You There?


- Jun 25, 2020
Standing Alone