Supporting D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people to thrive

This online event was held on Wednesday 14 July 2023. In this second of a two-part forum, we examined the benefit of peer to peer mentoring and specialist disability workplace networks, and how this enables disabled colleagues to pursue their career goals.

Watch the event videos

Please note that the BSL interpretation was filmed live for the delegates present at the time and this was not a scripted event. There may be some discrepancies with some of the signing used and the quality of the film.

Session 1: Keynote provocation by Tony Heaton

Session 2: The value of mentoring: panel discussion with Curating for Change Fellows and Mentors

Session 3: Visible representation and the value of networks – panel discussion with Tate

Session 4: Reflections on your practise, Michèle Taylor, Ramps on the Moon

Visual minutes

Visual Minutes timelapse for sessions 1 – 3 by Esther Springett

Visual Minutes timelapse for session 4 by Esther Springett

Visual minutes for sessions 1 - 3 by Esther Springett, with illustrations of the speakers and some of their quotes

Visual Minutes illustration for sessions 1 – 3 by Esther Springett

Visual minutes for session 4 by Esther Springett, with illustrations of the speaker Michèle Taylor and some quotes from her talk

Visual Minutes illustration for session 4 by Esther Springett

Meet our Fellows and Trainees

The Curating for Change project is running eight Fellowships over 18 months and eight Traineeships over 40 days based across 20 partner museums. Learn more about our Fellows and Trainees here.