Simon Stephens
Museums Journal: The Anti-Ableism Issue
Ableism remains pervasive across the museum sector - here's how we can all take meaningful action
Editorial | We all need to be less ableist
Editor Simon Stephens introduces our third themed issue of Museums Journal
Museums are failing if they don’t represent neurodivergent people
Equitable provision must become a reality, says Justine Reilly
Sensory storytelling and sign language training will engage nonverbal visitors
Words can get in the way of a good museum experience, says Sam Bowen
Vox pop | What is the biggest challenge with disability representation?
Three experts share their views
When it comes to creating accessible spaces, one size definitely doesn’t fit all
There isn’t a single solution to inclusive access, says Pierrette Squires
Policy | Tackling disability under-representation in museum
Support the MA’s anti-ableism campaign, says Esther Fox
V&A Dundee celebrates fifth anniversary
Research carried out to mark five years since opening shows impact of Scotland's design museum
Anti-ableist museums | Further resources
Websites, books and organisations to help you and your museum on the journey to becoming anti-ableist