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Why we’ve gone off Facebook and moved to Mighty Networks
Stay Up Late has grown as a social movement thanks to our supporters on the ground all over the UK,
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Introducing our conference speakers – meet Laura!
Stay Up Late’s (un)Ordinary conference in London on March 26th is a conference with a difference. While the majority of
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Making a splash in Streatham – the (un)Ordinary Conference
An (un)Ordinary Social Care Conference I’m Darren. I started in January 2019 as the Campaigns Co-ordinator for Stay Up Late
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We’re recruiting – new Gig Buddies project coordinator
Are you passionate about enabling people with learning disabilities to lead full and active social lives? Are you well organised
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Venue Reality
Last year we got involved in an almost accidental project. I was chatting with the lovely Sam Watts from Make
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A manifesto for an ordinary life
A few years ago we were running a variety of workshops and talks at conferences and forums around the country.
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A look back at 2018
It’s time again for the Stay Up Late annual review and it’s been another rip-roaring year for the charity and
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No hi-viz jacket required – small institutions
You don’t need to have large buildings to create institutions for people with learning disabilities, just inflexible and de-humanising practices.
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Coventry Young Activists and much much more!
What a great and busy fortnight we have had here at the Stay Up Late and Gig Buddies team! We
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Rightful Lives Exhibition – what we’ve been looking at
Last month saw the opening of Rightful Lives, an online exhibition exploring the theme of Human Rights and people with
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Featured Posts
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Merry Gigmas
Check out our Stay Up Late and Gig Buddies advent calendar. Wishing you all a me
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Pride month: out and proud with the Wild Rainbows
Workshop on making Pride events more accessible for people with learning disabil
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Guardian letter: Adults with learning disabilities should be able to stay up late
We are delighted that The Guardian published the open letter from our Stay Up La
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