An initiative backed by Welsh government seeks to improve accessibility for learning disabled actors within Wales’ screen sector to ensure numbers continue to rise
Roath-based artist Delphi Campbell pushes back against traditional stereotypes surrounding disability, ableism and menopause
Cardiff Blue Dragons is planning to put up posters in medical centres and shops to get more people involved in wheelchair rugby
Disabled musician Rhiannon Barber hosts the first accessible open mic event in Wales to highlight inclusivity in the arts for all aspiring performers
This issue explores why an autism diagnosis means so much to adults in Wales. It also features news stories and an interview with Welsh illustrator, Karl Davies
Demand for diagnosis is outstripping the capacity of Wales’s autism services. But this demand may signal a positive change in Welsh attitudes towards autism
PIP was meant to be efficient and easy to claim but for disabled people this has led to their loss of independence
The official national body for the sport looks to develop more players as para-badminton is set to debut in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
Young people in high poverty as it's revealed disability budget cuts are nine times higher
Organisations such as Project SEARCH aim to help unemployed disabled people