Last year, we were joined by individual member, Christopher Burns. He has taken on our volunteer role of Artist in Residence, documenting our discussions and developing creative approaches to our activism.
“The year has been one of discovery and achievements. In many people’s eyes disability is still seen as not human and it won’t be easy to change minds which haven’t had direct experience of diversity. In imagination though hope is never lost”
Christopher Burns.
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Chris Burns for Inside Housing
Blogs by Chris Burns
Has reducing support ever worked?
Above is an estimate on how much someone with a disability who is having to seek help from the welfa…
Read MoreDreams go across borders. Chris Burns writes for #LearningDisabilityWeek.
It’s Learning Disability Awareness week and once again the APLE Collective is proudly highlighting t…
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Having Choices- A blog by Christopher Burns
Having a career, a choice how to make a living, a choice on how to contribute to society. A good maj…
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What London needs to hear- Christopher Burns
London will be told Cornwall is lovely and blue. It won’t be told that the Minor Injury unit i…
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#LearningDisabilityWeek2023 Chris Burns
Last year I did a blog for Aple to mark learning disability week and I spoke about the achievements …
Read MoreCare Crisis- Chris Burns
Is the care crisis being cemented by hostility towards those who need care and support? Unfortunatel…
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