Copywriting

I’ve written copy and content for all sorts of clients, from a disability inclusion business to a charity working with LGBTQ+ disabled people; from an accessibility consultancy to a micromobility scooter.

Recent clients have included: Unlimited, Tilting the Lens, Disability Debrief, Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, ParaPride, Celebrating Disability and ParaDance UK.

You can find some samples of this work below…

 

Unlimited is a disabled-led commissioning organisation. They support, fund and promote new work by disabled artists, for UK and international audiences.

I worked with their Communications team to write blog posts, a press release, descriptions of their artists’ work and an update of their Accessible Marketing Guide.

Examples include:

 
 

Whizz-Kidz is the UK’s leading charity for
young wheelchair-users. They create opportunities for young wheelchair-users to get the equipment, skills and confidence to go further.

I was commissioned to write an article for UK Disability History Month 2024, with the theme of Disability, Livelihood and Employment.

 
 

Tilting the Lens is a consultancy that asks “Is this accessible?”.

I’ve worked with Tilting the Lens to write articles for the Resources section of their website, including features, blog posts, case studies and reading lists. Examples include:

 
 

Disability Debrief is an engaging and specialist weekly newsletter with a disability lens on world news.

I’ve been working with the Disability Debrief’s editor Peter Torres Fremlin as a writing coach. I’ve also contributed original research and reporting. Examples include:

 
 

Celebrating Disability is a disability inclusion business and user lead organisation (ULO). They are run by and advocate for the inclusion of disabled people in the workplace.

I’ve written case studies, blog posts, Linkedin posts, website copy and sales pages.

Examples include:

 
 

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is an internationally-recognised lanyard which allows people to share that they have a disability or condition that may not be immediately apparent – and that they may need a helping hand, understanding, or more time in shops, at work, on transport, or in public spaces.

I was commissioned to write an article for their website and newsletter:

 
 

ParaPride is a charity which celebrates the LGBTQ+ disabled community. They make events, workshops and research accessible to everyone, so that every LGBTQ+ disabled person can feel pride in who they are.

I was commissioned to develop the charity’s tone-of-voice guidelines. This involved defining their tone-of-voice, mission statement, values and website copy. I also crafted an inclusive language style guide, for internal use inside the organisation. You can read some of this copy on their website:

 
 

Para Dance UK is a charity and the national governing body for Para Dance Sport in the UK.

I worked with Para Dance UK from March 2021 to April 2022, writing their copy and content about inclusive dance. I wrote website copy, long and short-form articles, blog posts, case studies, interviews and press releases. Examples include:

 
 

ill, actually (2019) is a short BBC/ BFI documentary about young disabled people and online identity.

I came up with the title and tagline and wrote most of the copy from pre-production through to distribution: the pitch, treatment, and short, medium and long synopses for BBC iplayer and BFI player. I also wrote the copy for several media interviews. Examples include:

 
 

Motivation is a global disability charity and social enterprise that provides wheelchairs and services to disabled people in developing countries. I supported Motivation over two months in Summer 2021, during the 2020 Paralympics.

I edited their social and video content about wheelchair basketball and the Motivation MultiSport wheelchairs.

 
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