Rosie Woolaghan
I am an artist and creative facilitator born and raised in the north west of England. My personal practice explores my relationship with my body and environment as a person who lives with chronic pain. Through this, I hope to foster conversations about how disability touches on the simple aspects of everyday life. Outside work I have a strong interest in history and the natural world, in addition to being an advocate for neurodiversity and communication though creative facilitation. I am actively enriching my vocabulary around accessibility on an intersectional level, and am well suited to roles requiring a dependable, organised, personable individual.
Appears in 1 Episode
Let's Talk Disability – Beyond Visibility: Embedding Disability Inclusion in Cultural Spaces
In this powerful episode of Let's Talk Disability, Professor Jackie Carter welcomes two inspiring guests from the University of Manchester’s cultural institutions: Ros...
