We Are Unlimited

We Are Unlimited has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. The social media accounts linked to from We Are Unlimited are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, weareunltd has populated their site with: • Now until Feb: Cards for Inclusion at the V&A • The Social Model of Disability • How to support individuals with autoimmune conditions • Creating Your Own Access Rider • Book your stay: My Dirty Secret! • Read: LGBTQIA+ Phobia in the Mental Health System • How to make small capital purchases that make a big impact • Venue access checklist • Now - 9 May: Bullyache, A Good Man is Hard to Find • Going global: a guide for disabled artists • 6-7 May: Dan Daws, EXXY • West Yorkshire Combined Authority Accessibility Programme • Funding fundamentals: Let's talk about money • Beyond the numbers: who applied to this years Open Award commission round • Meet the 2025/26 Open Award shortlist • Activism: personal, professional, political • Anti Exploitation Academy • "I've lived both sides of exploitation" - Unlimited • Micro Capital Grants - West Yorkshire • CONNECTs Cardiff • British Council and Unlimited Micro Awards • Artwalk Wakefield • Apply to be our Programme Manager: UK Commissions • Are the arts built on free labour? The hard truths • Download toolkit for artists and freelancers • 11-12 March: Songs of the Wayfarer • 14 March: Enjoy Every Minute / Mwynha Pob Munud • Apply to be our Finance Officer (Maternity Cover) • 9-11 April: Midgitte Bardot's Shooting From Below • miseryparty | Instagram | Linktree • Read: misery munches: depression cookbook • 10 March: The In Between • 20 March: COMMS FAIL • 13-14 June: Mummy, what's wrong with that man's legs? • Making Art, Making Do – Climate, Class, and Creative Survival | Unlimited • Until 27 June: You Have Done This Before • Across borders: Six collaborations, boundless connections • 11 disabled artists. 11 bold new artistic visions • Four years in: the numbers we need to talk about • 10-14 May: Gen X Gen Z • Accessible Recruitment and Employment Resource • Accessible Marketing Guide • Until 27 June: Cured • 30 Oct-6 Nov: Now Not Now • Cards for Inclusion • 2 May: Comms Fail • Unlimited Symposium 2027 • Our 2026-27 plan • How to embed access riders in your workplace • Our hub base in Wakefield • 27 Jun-1 Aug: Comms Fail • Say hello to Flo, our Operations Administrator • ‘In an ideal world, access riders would be common practice for everyone in their work.’ • How we COMMISSION • 'Access riders are powerful' - Unlimited • Steph Bailey-Scott: 'Access riders are powerful' • Christopher Samuel on access riders • Aby Watson: 'To Access Rider or Not To Access Rider?' • Lydia's Accessibility Programme reflections • 10-26 Jul: Being Carried • 14-17 Oct: What's the F**king Point? • Blog on slow travel as a person with access needs • New book: Made in England: Art and Culture in Changing Times • Unlimited Partner Awards for disabled artists now open • Book an info session • A toolkit for when asked to work for nothing • Selection Panels - Unlimited • What our team told us about exploitation within Unlimited • Explore the campaign • Resource: How to respond when asked to work for nothing • Pledge: It's time for change • Artist collaborations with Cultura DEF Reino Unido/UK • Sign up to our newsletter • Visit our website • Explore our Artist Database • Leading with passion - Hannah Sampson, Unlimited board member • Become an Ally • Introducing Haneul, our new Programme Administrator • Our work • Introducing Izzi, our new Programme Administrator • Get to know Bron, our new Programme Officer • Abra Flaherty and Tink Flaherty - Gen X Gen Z • Lloyd Coleman - The Colour of Dinosaurs • Event: International Micro Awards information and artist mixer • Apply to be a Co-Chair for our board of trustees • Meet our team and board • ‘To access rider or not to access rider?’ • Dear Work, we need to talk • Accessible Recruitment and Employment • How to get started with working internationally • Ten Top Tips for Running Accessible Events • Policies and Practices • Our Impact 2024-25 • Disabled artists under threat – time to take action • Boots on the ground, from bed: activism as a disabled person with fluctuating capacities • Introducing Riah, our new Finance Officer • Kristina Veasey on working internationally • What is a selection panel? • Two Destination Language on working internationally • Krystal Lowe on working internationally • Surviving not thriving: the reality for disabled artists and organisations in the North • Accessibility Programme case studies and blogs • Because Rest Matters: What is a rest kit? • Who we get into bed with and why: our partnership framework • Crip Coffee Mornings - Dan Daw Creative • Dan Daws - EXXY • Farrell Cox - Cocoo • Byron Vincent on working internationally • Woodblocks: Forming New Folklores - Vagina Museum • Michelle Rolfe on working internationally • Chelsea Gordon on working internationally • Kaite O’Reilly on working internationally • Disability, climate justice, and the need for real change • The problem isn’t disability – it’s inaccessibility • Shiro Masuyama on working internationally • Emily Beaney on working internationally • 25 June: The Empire’s Old Clothes exhibition tour • Apply: Programme Manager • Martha • Ms MaNDy’s Adventures in Wonderland • Accessibility Programme Case Studies • Introducing Azeem, our new Operational Systems Manager • Watch: The Colour of Dinosaurs • Watch: Section 28 and Me • Hope in Wakefield • Disabled-led decision making: power in practice • Evaluating access: long-term impacts of short-term access work • Apply to be a panel member • Apply for a bursary to attend The Big Thing • The Big Thing • Immersive Arts - Artist Announcement • Meet the Partner Awards 2025 artists • Stillness, Stumbles and Steps: Working with and toward sustainability as a disabled artist • “I’d love to do more about access, but” • Sophi Gardener on nature, tech, and sustainability • Introducing Tanya, our Finance Officer • What does the word disabled mean to you? • WATCH: Mohammad Barrangi’s Mural at Pinderfields Hospital • Data snapshot: Who Applied for the UK and International Partner Awards 2024 • The 2024 Shortlist for the UK and International Partner Awards is here • The Big Thing – Immersive Arts • Meet the artists and companies that will create extraordinary commissions • One moment, please... • 🎪 Where Do I Sit? • Christopher Samuel: The Archive of an Unseen • RA Walden: Remedial Geologies IV • Animating The Social Model of Disability • The Big Picture: Behind the Social Model comic • Celebrating 90 years of the British Council • Unlimited on Screen in China | British Council • Introducing All In: A new arts access scheme • Anti-exploitation academy • Immersive Arts • Louder Is Not Always Clearer • Who pays for access? WYCA does! • Nothing for Nothing • Introducing Dre, our new Programme Manager • ‘Access riders are powerful’ • Apply: Operational Systems Manager • 🗓️ Info Sessions • UK and International Partner Awards 2024 • Apply to our UK and International Partner Awards 2024 • This week: Southbank Centre Unlimited Festival • F. Zeeshan Choudhury and Rasel Rana: Woodblocks: Forming New Folklores • 🗓️ Creating Access Skills Training: Events • 🗓️ Creating Access Skills Training: Marketing • 🗓️ Creating Access Skills Training: Audiences • What is the West Yorkshire Accessibility Programme? • 🗓️ Creating Access Skills Training: Roots • 🗓️ Creating Access: Guidance and Support • 🗓️ 6 September: CONNECTs London • 🗓️ 19 August: CONNECTs Edinburgh • 🗓️ 31 July: Maddie Morris at Wakefield Art Walk • Announcement blog • #Paris2024 - Sue Austin's Underwater Wheelchair • Extraordinary Bodies and Pamoja Dance Group: Earth, Wheels, Air • 🗓️ 10 July: Hope in Wakefield Launch • Birds of Paradise Theatre Company and Diverse Patterns: UNWRAP • Chisato Minamimura and Alice Hu: The Lost Golden Lotus • Byron Vincent and Elif Simge: The In Between • Introducing the artists receiving British Council Micro Awards Round Six • Connection Beyond Frontiers Live / Conexões Além das Fronteiras Vivo • Tink and Abra Flaherty: Gen X Gen Z • Jackie Hagan – This is Not a Safe Space • Taking Flight Theatre Company: Martha • Apply: Finance Officer • Sarah EzekielSee Me/Hear Me: The Art of an Extraordinary Life • Flawbored: The Pleasure of F**king your Mother • Simon Walker at Wakefield Art Walk • Nelly Kelly and Afton Moran: The Great British Trans Debate Off • Micro Capital Grants Fund • Join our Selection Panel • Nadenh Poan: REFLECTIONS • How do we build an equitable sector in an unequal world? • misery munches: depression cookbook • Pointers on how to pay a disabled artist. • Home, Sweet (Accessible) Home • Meet the artists • “You can’t ask what she got paid. That’d be inappropriate.” • We Are Radical • Farrell Cox • Bea Webster and Ciaran Stewart • Pledge to change • Aisha Mirza • What We Do • Watch our film: ‘I feel seen. I feel like I have a purpose.’ • ‘So, what exactly is a producer?’ • Breaking Barriers: Climate Justice, Disability, and the Arts • Is disability a dirty word? • Making a statement • Wake up Arts Sector. We’re not post-pandemic • DEVELOP: How we develop artists • Meet the Bradford-based artists awarded Micro Commissions • Climate Echoes: From Benchtop Views to Global Insights • bit.ly • SUPPORT • COMMISSION • CHANGE • CONNECT • DEVELOP • 26 Feb: Nothing for Nothing: Where are we at? • Introducing Becky: Our new International Connections Manager • Introducing Alex, our new Commissions Administrator • 25 January: Board recruitment open session • 12 January: Board recruitment open session • 9 January: Transforming Governance: Governance and the Investment Principles • Introducing Lizzie, our new Apprentice Content Creator • ‘I’m a producer, you’re an artist – we’ll figure it out from there!’ • Re-introducing Laura • How do we rest when the world is on fire? • Something for Nothing: Our Findings