Anti-ableism
In brief | Latest projects, announcements and moves from the sector
Science Museum Group appoints 'AI champion' | Scheme to explore hidden disability histories | Governance guidance published
Artist Nnena Kalu celebrates Turner Prize win
Victory hailed as important for learning disabled artists
The art of healing | Jason and the Adventure of 254, Wellcome Collection, London
How one man has channelled his childhood trauma into art
Concealed/Reveal: Disabled, D/deaf and neurodivergent artists driving creativity, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Disabled artists and creatives are everywhere you look in art history – this exhibition took a closer look at their histories
On the right track | Go as you Please, National Railway Museum, York
Rediscovering train travel from the viewpoint of disabled people
Collections need to reflect lives of neurodiverse people
We need new approaches to contemporary collecting, says Karl Mercer
Curatorial fellowships launched for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people
Curating Visibility programme offers career development opportunities to tackle underrepresentation in sector
New funding to enhance art museums for blind people
Arts and Humanities Research Council grants £250k to project
Museums Journal: The Anti-Ableism Issue
Ableism remains pervasive across the museum sector - here's how we can all take meaningful action
