Allama Iqbal Project – Autumn and Winter 2025, was the first ever citywide celebration of Allama Iqbal, bringing together schools, elders, residents, and community organisations to take part in performances, workshops, and exhibitions inspired by Iqbal.
In 2025 Reasonable Adjustments (RAD) 2.0 was our project designed with and for deaf, disabled and neurodivergent (DDN) communities, marking the 30th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act.
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Watch ‘I know a story about Eye’, by Eye Gets Green and Emily Steele-Dias.
Anytime A 90-minute special livestream event, bringing deaf women together in Peterborough on International Women’s Day, hosted by Nadia Nadarajah.
To Break The Horizon was an artist residency at the Allama Iqbal Centre with Seyyed Ali Ameem Naqvi and Zain Haider Awan.
For RAD 2.0 (2025), Lore Green hosted a Frida Kahlo inspired workshop and photoshoot for individuals who live with chronic illness.
For RAD 2.0 (2025), inclusive club night Lava Lamp made a return!
For RAD 2.0 (2025), Kim hosted a series of Stitch & Bitch sessions, and created two yarn bombs.
Jay Gearing created two short films for his RAD 2.0 (2025) Early Career Residency: “Reasonably Adjusted?” and “Unreasonable”.
The Power of Protest and Print by Fae Kilburn was a series of workshops and an exhibition, created by and with DDN people in Peterborough. Featuring large fabric panels, and over 100 protest t-shirts, it was an accessible installation designed specifically to be tactile. (2025).
Watch: What’s Changed by film maker, John Clark is an artistic film which explores the question, ‘What’s Changed?’. Almost like one collaborative poem. (2025).
‘Unreasonable’ explores disability, creativity and activism, and marks 30-years since the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act. (Produced and Launched in 2025).