Be a Curating Visibility co-producer

Disabled people don’t only exist during the day, we’re also around at night! Where do we party? What did previous generations do? How have disabled people helped to shape London’s rich and diverse nightlife?

Join Curating Visibility as we explore London Museum’s collection of oral histories – archive recordings of real people and their stories – to uncover the sometimes hidden stories of nightlife and disabled people for a display at London Museum Docklands.

We're looking for people who live in London and identify as D/deaf, disabled or neurodivergent to join us in interpreting those stories and to help shape our display.

We'll be holding a total of eight workshops at London Museum Docklands between Oct–Feb 2026. Ideally, you would be able to attend all workshops, but we do have some flexibility to schedule these around any other commitments.

Participants will be offered a £60 voucher to a shop of their choice for each workshop they take part in, as well as any travel expenses covered.

To apply for the co-production group workshops please send the following information to Noah Silver at [email protected] (in any way you find accessible) by 11.59pm, Sun 14 Sep.

There are no right or wrong answers, and your answers can be as short or long as you need. Please include:

• your name
• contact email
• contact phone number
• do you prefer to be contacted by email or phone?
• the workshops will be a few hours each – what days and times of the week are you available to take part?
• are you able to take part in person or online?
• what interests you about this project and why would you like to be part of this co-production group?
• what are your access requirements? (Examples include access to a quiet room, taxis to and from the museum, a BSL interpreter, large font print – anything that may make it easier for you to participate)