Voice
Voice is an outreach project that aims to give a creative voice to disabled people. It focuses on people who have been excluded in mainstream educational settings; particularly on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) users (pupils with severe impairments in speech, language, reading & writing who use AAC such as Speech Generating Devices to enhance their communication).
It will produce a live performances incorporating documentaries, short films & music videos; all of which will be projected as a backdrop to the live performance. The project will be created by disabled participants.
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Inclusive or Exclusive? The Therapeutic Benefits of Creative Arts Engagement for People experiencing Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) by Clary Saddler BA Hons
Abstract Through my professional practice I am continually seeking to get an accurate gauge
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Cymreig Sounds of Music
Cymreig Sounds of Music was a multilingual production providing multiple opportunities for high quality arts
About Author
Clary
Clary Saddler facilitates, directs and guides diverse communities who have been marginalised by society (disabled people, economically challenged communities, older people, the LGBT community) in finding their creative voices through inclusive arts. Clary’s journey is the proof in her proverbial pudding. Her roller-coaster ride from actor/musician/singing tutor to qualified drama teacher, Head of Department and theatre company founder/artistic director has paid off. Her mission is clearly founded upon a drive and determination to achieve excellence.