Zine Workshop: Make Noise Without Social Media (Ages 12–15)

Newcastle City Library 33 New Bridge St W,, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Zine Workshop: Make Noise Without Social Media (Ages 12–15)Saturday 22 November 2025 · 11:45am–1:15pm · Newcastle City Library, Level 3 Join artist Miki Rogers for a creative zine-making session for young people aged 12–15. Explore how small handmade magazines can express big ideas — identity, community, and the issues that matter. No experience needed; all […]

What Matters To You Matters To Art.

We're working with the Alphabetti to bring conversation, events and meaningful change to how disabled artists are integrated into the north-east creative sector.

For one of our free events next week we're inviting d/Deaf, Disabled, neurodivergent artists and those with chronic conditions to talk creativity, access, and the world we want to build.

This is a free, non-ticketed event. Just turn up to the bar space at Alphabetti Theatre on Wednesday, November 19th any time between 3pm and 5pm to be a part of the conversation.

See you there!

In-Person Disability Canon: Alphabetti Theatre & Difference North East

In-Person Disability Canon

Join us for an in-person discussion on reshaping the North East theatre landscape around the Disability Canon. This event explores how disabled-led stories can shift culture, policy, systems and power.

BSL interpretation will be available, thanks to Becoming Visible. Please book an online ticket if you require interpretation support.

Ed Cole (Artistic & Executive Director, Alphabetti Theatre) and Bex Bowsher (Theatre Director and Development Manager for Difference North East) will be available after the event to discuss issues raised in a 1-to-1 setting if preferred.

Disabled Canon ZOOM EVENT – Discussion

Disabled Canon ZOOM EVENT – How the North East can lead meaningful change in the creative sector’s relationship to disabled-led work.

For centuries disabled people have existed on stages, and in literature as villains, objects of ridicule or pity, and never in our own right. Disabled lives have been narrated by others – framed through fear, charity, or tragedy – rather than told through our own voices.

Finding Your Voice: A Cuppa & A Chat in Redcar

Finding Your Voice: A Cuppa & A Chat in Redcar Thursday 6th November, 1:30pm - 2:30pm Footprints Community Café, Redcar Community Discussion at Footprints Café From bus routes that don't run to shops that are hard to navigate, it can feel like your corner of Teesside isn't designed with everyone in mind. If you've ever […]

Difference North East 2025 AGM Celebrating a Year of Resistance & Renewal

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Setting the Agenda: How Can You Get Really Involved in Climate Action?

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Canceled Online Chat: Everyday Challenges: Simple Solutions? Online Accessibility Discussion.

Online via Zoom

Struggling with things others seem to manage easily? Join our online accessibility discussion. You’re not alone. Many people face daily barriers—whether it’s healthcare systems that don’t understand, public transport that’s tricky to navigate, or simply feeling exhausted by explaining your needs. Join Difference North East for a relaxed online accessibility discussion at a rescheduled time […]

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