We Are The People, BSU

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Yesterday our good friends took us on a sensory walk curated by their wellbeing facilitators.

🖐 we felt the ground beneath our feet and all touched natural textures.

👂we listened to the breeze in the leaves and the birdsong.

👁 we paused, and look up at the trees and sky

👃we smelt all of the wonderful plants around us.

Then we gathered together for some gentle movement and made a natural mandala.

Thanks for a lovely morning

Heading to our FREE event on Friday holburnemuseumbath? The comic launch of 'Disability Q***rness and Me' illustrated by Jua OK! and our panel discussion about the research journey with Q***r Out Loud CIC - Your Q***r Support Network. We'll be joined by BDEF (Bristol Disability Equality Forum) too!

Wanna carry on the discussion and party?
creative will be in conversation with Joelle Taylor

Still want more...

Q***r Bath are running a silent disco.

Sounds like a fab evening to us!

More details on Q***r Bath webpage

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Wanna get your hands on one of these comics designed by Jua OK! developed from a research project by Q***r Out Loud CIC - Your Q***r Support Network and the WATP team...

Come to Q***r Bath closing party and our panel discussion this FRIDAY!

Details below:

📆 This Friday 26th June 2026
🌏 Holburne Museum, Bath
🎟 FREE link to book in the chat below
🕑 5-6pm

https://www.ticketsource.com/bath-spa-university/disability-q***rness-and-me-an-exploration-of-sexual-experiences-discussion-and-comic-launch/e-pmeabo

Introducing our first panellist for our discussion and comic launch of 'Disability, Q***rness and Me' designed and illustrated by Jua OK! next week!

Mimi Jones is Co-Director of Q***r Out Loud CIC and will be joining us at:

🌎 Holburne Museum, Bath,
⏰5.00-6.00pm
📅 26th June 2026
🎞 FREE to attend but get a ticket in the Linktree

Mimi will also be joined by researchers from Bath Spa University and Megan Belcher, Director of BDEF (Bristol Disability Equality Forum)

For any questions or queries get in touch on: [email protected]

Something's got to change | PMLD | Love, Lovable and Loving Something's got to change. Listening to the stories from families a...

Something's got to change. Listening to the stories from families and allies of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD).

Over five weeks, researchers Becky Churchill and Katie Crouch visited specialist day services for people with PMLD and met parents and managers at coffee mornings.

Stories were captured through audio recordings, reflections, mind maps, and parents' creative responses. We listened to the parents and responded to the themes they felt were important.

We worked with Fable Studios to create a film to share the stories and themes. These might be the first co-produced videos about people with PMLD in the UK.

You can find a link to watch the film on our Linktree, linked in the page bio. Or go to https://bit.ly/SomethingsGotToChange

[Image description: Male with a dark brown beard wearing a yellow hat and red jumper, sat in a black powerchair. He is next to a female with short brown hair wearing a green and white patterned jumper, sat in a blue seat in a powerchair.

Behind them are four curved lines that are light pink, light blue, cream and purple.

At the bottom is text ‘Something’s got to change: Listening to stories from families and allies of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities.]

Miss our comic launch and discussion in Plymouth this weekend? Well, we're doing it all again as part of the ***rbath closing party!

📆 26th June 2026
🕑 5-6pm
🌏 Holburne Museum, Bath, BA2 4DB
🎟 Book a FREE ticket on Ticketsource, in Linktree

The event will share findings from a co-produced research project led by We Are The People, Bath Spa University and Q***r Out Loud CIC, which explored experiences of sexual expression among q***r disabled people living within the South West. The comic was designed by artist, Jua OK! .ok

The panel will consist of the researchers on the project: Dr Nina Worthington, Dr Stuart Read, and Mimi Jones (Co-director of Q***r Out Loud CIC). We also hope to have representation from BDEF (Bristol Disability Equality Forum)

Panel representation may be subject to change.

It is free to attend this panel discussion, and no prior understanding of disability is required.

Please note: The discussion will contain themes of a sexual nature and is not suitable for children. The comic book contains nudity.

Access information for the Holburne is available on their website. You can find a link on our LinkTree, in our page bio. The event will be taking place in the Garden Cafe.

For more information about the panel discussion and to discuss any access needs you may have, please contact: [email protected]

We're excited to announce that our comic, Disability, Q***rness and Me will be featuring in the exhibition, Pride Was A Riot curated by .creative

The comic features excerpts from our research project and was co-produced with ***routloud and beautifully illustrated and designed by .ok

Pop down to the Old Glass Works, Walcot Street Bath, 23rd May-6th June.

Opening party 22nd May from 6pm!

More details in the Linktree