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A poet with dyslexia has spoken about how she became an award-winning writer and an advocate for those with disabilities.
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The sister of a man who took his own life has spoken of her horror at finding offensive graffiti on support posters.
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A short piece with a strong message made by young film-makers has had its first screening.
A language cafe set up to help those from other countries improve their English is proving a big hit.
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Yoga, street theatre, storytelling and magic shows are just some of things you'll find at a new festival this weekend.
A day filled with traditional Punjabi folk songs and dance honoured women and the power of sisterhood.
As the UK set a new high, we visited a former holder of the title of the hottest place in Britain to find out how people were keeping cool.
It's a version of rugby played in wheelchairs – how hard could it be? Here's how our reporter got on.
A woman who kept her sexuality secret from her mum until she was 29 says a Pride festival has helped her feel included again.
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A club which promotes equality in sport is bracing itself for a surge in interest in girls' football following England's Lionesses' Euro success.
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A primary school Paralympics saw children taking part in different sports in an attempt to break down stereotypes.
A non-league football club challenged the top spot at a football festival celebrating Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic talent.
A young artist and hip-hop talent collective have teamed up to highlight how people got through summer 2020, told in spoken word poetry.
A community centre which has spent 21 years helping people of all ages has been shortlisted for a National Diversity Award.
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A blogger has shared his experiences travelling with a disability as Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson calls for changes in the travel industries.
A member of staff from a community centre is inviting people to duet with him in an attempt to help them get out of their comfort zone.
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Care homes have been visited by an ice cream van as advisors spread awareness about incontinence.
Around 1,000 people attended the funeral of a man who set up the Kent Muslim Welfare Association and pioneered the Mosques Association of Kent.
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An organisation has come together to offer lunch and activities for people in the community wanting to connect with others who share their history.
A radio station launched in lockdown is up for a National Diversity Award for its contribution to tackling social issues.
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