Hear Art brought Shaping Tomorrow to the London Podcast Festival, featuring Troi Lee MBE and Chloe Straw. The live show inspired audiences with Troi’s journey as a deaf DJ and his advocacy for the deaf community, while exploring accessibility and inclusion in podcasting. The engaging conversation highlighted the power of video podcasts to amplify unheard voices. We’re thrilled to be invited back next year, with hopes to run workshops and continue pushing for representation.

This year I was honoured to join the judging panel at It Takes a Village Film Festival in Brixton, founded by Tsion Martin of Bridge the Gap. The weekend celebrated the brilliance of young Black filmmakers, whose bold, powerful stories lit up the screen. More than a festival, ITAV honours underrepresented creatives and the ‘villages’ who support them, building a vibrant, diverse community for the future of film.

Shaping Tomorrow becomes the first deaf-led video podcast featured at a UK podcast festival live at London Podcast Festival 2025.

Excited to be hosting for the first time at this year’s Wimbledon BookFest, in conversation with two poets I deeply admire, Raymond Antrobus and James Massiah. It’s an honour to be part of a festival I have long enjoyed and to work with Fiona Razvi and her brilliant team.

As a huge fan of hip hop in the '80s and '90s, the scene profoundly influenced how I saw life, how I dressed and it deepened my...

This year's exhibition, curated by the talented Juanita Richards, features captivating action shots and portraits taken by children at Tooti

An exciting exhibition called Punk, Rage & Revolution will be launching at Leceister Museum and Art Gallery, celebrating the story of...

Excited to announce our Shine Camera Club exhibition, curated by Fiona Freund! See stunning black-and-white photos by the children at Elys.

This year, I launched Shine Camera Club at Shine Saturday School in Mitcham, teaching children photography with analogue cameras. What start

In 2020, I had the privilege of judging the British Short Film Awards alongside Aimee Lou Wood, Elizabeth Lail, Samuel Adewunmi and other industry professionals, celebrating diverse and powerful short films. The following year, I was honoured to receive the Founders Award with Rachel Shenton for our work with Hear Art, championing deaf talent in film.