Photoshoot about UK funding cuts for individuals with disabilities
I have lectured about my work at Nicer Tuesdays (It’s Nice That), Cambridge University, The Hepworth Gallery, and the Vogue Italia 'The Female Gaze' 2016 and Masculinity Now 2018 exhibition, as well as displaying some of my work, and was nominated for the Magnum Graduate Award. I was also part of the '209 Women' exhibition at the Houses of Parliament supporting women in parliament.
I just completed my first solo exhibition called Hen about the older transgender community in the UK and was featured on BBC Breakfast, Channel 4 News, Vogue Italia, Vice, i-D, It’s Nice That, Refinery29, Dazed and AnOther to name a few.
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good luck, but tbh i can't see anyone getting involved in the current climate, as anyone who does anything remotely public against the DWP will get a harder time, so putting a story and a face to something which could come back and bite you makes me think more than a few times, so thanks, but no thanks
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zakblood said:good luck, but tbh i can't see anyone getting involved in the current climate, as anyone who does anything remotely public against the DWP will get a harder time, so putting a story and a face to something which could come back and bite you makes me think more than a few times, so thanks, but no thanks0
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not sure i'd be of much use then, as no longer disabled and not on the DWP pay list either, kicked off, and just joining the que for what ever comes next, either death as aged 52 or a long wait for retirement, and already been there once, so look forward to which ever comes first.
20 years in the system and i know it's broken, not fit for purpose, gets abused by so many and still lets loads down, who do need it, seems those smart enough to know how to get around it, find the system fine, and those who don't, well sorry you get nothing.
even those who are there to help get paid now days to keep there mouth shut
https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/citizens-advice-signed-gagging-clause-in-return-for-share-of-51m-from-dwp/
so again good luck
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