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Our friends @AdeAdepitan and his wife Linda have launched #TheAccessHome a new social enterprise making accessible housing easier to understand, find and create. Its property-search, training & homeowner services are coming soon.
Register for early access: theaccesshome.com/
A great @DisJournoForum Conference in partnership with @NewsUK & @leedsbeckett.
Congratulations to Academy graduate @bizywizy, who hosted an engaging panel on regional journalism, opportunities beyond London and stories that matter to local communities.
#DJF26
Congratulations to @ADJnews graduates Matthew Dennis @EmpoweredTravlr and @SassyWyatt both finalists for Accessible Travel Writer of the Year at the @travelmediawrds 2026!
Fantastic recognition of their talent and contribution to accessible travel journalism. 🏆 #TravelMediaAwards
We’re delighted that Grant Logan has been shortlisted for the World Education Summit Awards - Education Impact Leadership Award.
A welcome recognition of our work removing barriers to education and creating opportunities for disabled journalists.
#EducationImpact #AbilityToday #DisabledJournalists
Congratulations to @ADJnews student Lucy Currier on achieving her @NCTJ_news CFJ!
Lucy is now building her portfolio after securing bylines with @DHorizons and Freelancing for Journalists
Read her story here:
abilitytoday.com/lucy-currie…
#Journalism #DisabilityInMedia
Many congratulations to @elliemaywriter6 on gaining her @NCTJ_news Diploma in Journalism! 🎓
Ellie joined the Academy’s first Diploma cohort, and we are incredibly proud to see her reach this special milestone. A wonderful achievement, Ellie! 👏
#NCTJ #Journalism
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Huge congratulations to Victoria Scholes @LegallyPowered who has completed her @NCTJ_news Diploma with the @ADJnews Academy for Disabled Journalists! 🎓
Discover how accessible training helped Victoria develop her journalism career and create new opportunities.
abilitytoday.com/diploma-suc…
#NCTJ #Journalism #DisabledJournalists
Huge congratulations to @ADJnews graduate @TheToiletWoman1 on passing her @NCTJ_news Certificate in Foundation Journalism! Jill, who has Cerebral Palsy & communicates using a communication device, has combined her passion for campaigning with a determination to become a journalist. Congratulations Jill we're incredibly proud of you! 👏
#NCTJ #Journalism #DisabilityInclusion #Accessibility
abilitytoday.com/congratulat…
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In 2023, @Chiira_Chiira discovered the Academy for Disabled Journalists through a social media post.
Today he's a journalist at @KBCChannel1 and founder of Vuka Studios & the VUKA Voiceover Academy, creating opportunities for disabled people across Kenya.
One opportunity can change countless lives.
Read the full story 👇
abilitytoday.com/from-studen…
#DisabilityInclusion #Journalism #AbilityToday
Congratulations to @ADJnews student Georgie Wyatt on completing her @NCTJ_news Diploma in Journalism! Georgie's journey to qualification was anything but straightforward, but her determination never wavered. Today, she's also a regular freelance writer for @guardian
Read her inspiring story, 'Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy' 👇
🔗 abilitytoday.com/nothing-in-…
#NCTJ #Journalism #AbilityToday #AcademyForDisabledJournalists #TheGuardian
I'm delighted to be speaking at the @TTGMedia Fairer Travel Event on 30 June in London alongside Academy for Disabled Journalists alumnus and travel writer @TheEmpoweredTravel Matthew Dennis.
We'll be discussing practical ways organisations can remove barriers, attract disabled talent and create more inclusive workplaces across the travel industry.
If you're attending, come and join us on the People Stage.
🎟️ Tickets: Book your place here store.ttgmedia.com/products/…
#FairerTravel #Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion #TravelIndustry #AbilityToday

ALT Promotional graphic for The Fairer Travel Event on 30 June in London. A headshot of Grant Logan appears alongside the text: “I’m Speaking!” and “Grant Logan, Founder, Ability Today & The Academy for Disabled Journalists.” The design features colourful sustainability and accessibility-themed illustrations, including a wind turbine, wheelchair symbol and globe, with a link to view the full event programme.
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Really proud our Academy for Disabled Journalists @ADJnews received Highly Commended in the Community Project of the Year category at the #BritishDiversityAwards last night!
Congratulations @ADJnews so proud of our Academy for Disabled Journalists and every single student behind this recognition @BritDiversity
#AbilityToday #BreakingBarriers
We’re incredibly proud to be Highly Commended in Community Project of the Year at the #BritishDiversityAwards This recognition means so much for the work we do at the Academy for Disabled Journalists and celebrates our amazing students breaking barriers in media. “It’s not about what we can’t do, it’s about what we can!”
Thank you @BritDiversity & @_bankoflondon
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A great way to end the week! We’re delighted to share recognition of the work we do at Ability Today and @ADJnews. Thank you to @SME__News for awarding us Winner of the Business Elite Awards – Best Inclusive Skills Academy & News Portal 2026.
A fantastic achievement for our team and community! #DisabilityInclusion #Journalism
smenews.digital/winners/abil…
Tribute to Oliver Stevens (1999–2025)
We remember Oliver with great affection as a valued volunteer and much-loved member of the Ability Today community.
Through Surrey Choices, Oliver generously gave his time, personality and creativity always sourcing engaging videos and bringing enthusiasm, humour and warmth to everything he did.
Living with MPS II (Hunter syndrome), Oliver faced challenges with courage, honesty and his trademark cheeky smile. His love of digital content and storytelling reflected his curiosity and desire to connect with others.
Oliver’s life was far too short, but he leaves behind many fond memories and a lasting impression. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones. He will always be part of the Ability Today family. 🖤
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