Attitude Foundation.
Changing attitudes changes lives.
Attitude Foundation is shaping a new understanding of disability through the promotion and development of media content that provides realistic portrayals of people with disability.
Latest contributions
Akii Ngo - advocate, model, writer, consultant - brings a range of lived experiences and helps review the film Love and Other Drugs.
Akii Ngo: 'Love and Other Drugs'
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Writer, creator and activist Nina Tame joins the ReFramed team to analyse Disney favourite Finding Nemo.
Nina Tame: 'Finding Nemo'
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This week, fashion and screen inclusion advocate Angel Dixon helps examine disability representation in TV series Raising Dion.
Angel Dixon - 'Raising Dion'
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Disability representation on TV's The Sex Lives of College Girls is unpacked - with model and communicator Rhiannon Tracey.
Rhiannon Tracey: 'The Sex Lives of College Girls'
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ReFramed takes on Enid Blyton - the TV adaptation of her Malory Towers discussed with author and activist Carly Findlay.
Carly Findlay: 'Malory Towers'
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Marvel's Hawkeye is put under a disability-critical eye by the team and special guest: film and TV specialist Tracey Vieira.
Tracey Vieira: 'Hawkeye'
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The team and personal/professional development specialist Carson Tueller analyse movie A Quiet Place Part 2.
Carson Tueller: 'A Quiet Place 2'
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Tobi Green Adenowo, UK activist and presenter, helps unpick disability representation in animated film Luca.
Tobi Green Adenowo: 'Luca'
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TV series The Witcher is assessed with special guest Catia Malaquias, human rights lawyer and disability advocate.
Catia Malaquias: 'The Witcher'
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Movie The Peanut Butter Falcon is analysed through a disability-framing lens with special guest, human rights champion Graeme Innes.
Graeme Innes: 'The Peanut Butter Falcon'
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This week: James Parr - model, triathlete, writer. We analyse how vintage children's film The Secret Garden shows disability.
James Parr: 'The Secret Garden'
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This week, transformative justice influencer K Shantel joins the team to discuss Marvel movie Eternals.
K Shantel: 'Eternals'
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