William (he/him) is an accessibility consultant, musician, and advocate passionate about creating inclusive spaces within the arts and media. A recipient of the British Empire Medal for services to accessibility and education, William has collaborated with organisations such as the BBC, The Sunday Times, and CRIPtic Arts to champion Deaf and disability inclusion in live performance and production.
His work spans major UK festivals, including Glastonbury, Reading, and Latitude, where he has led projects promoting accessible music experiences. With over a decade of experience, William’s mission is to increase authentic disability representation and drive inclusion across the creative industries. Beyond his professional work, he enjoys playing guitar and drums, cooking, attending National Theatre plays, and exploring gigs, festivals, and the wider arts scene.
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William (he/him) is an accessibility consultant, musician, and advocate passionate about creating inclusive spaces within the arts and media. A recipient of the British Empire Medal for services to accessibility and education, William has collaborated with organisations such as the BBC, The Sunday Times, and CRIPtic Arts to champion Deaf and disability inclusion in live performance and production.
His work spans major UK festivals, including Glastonbury, Reading, and Latitude, where he has led projects promoting accessible music experiences. With over a decade of experience, William’s mission is to increase authentic disability representation and drive inclusion across the creative industries. Beyond his professional work, he enjoys playing guitar and drums, cooking, attending National Theatre plays, and exploring gigs, festivals, and the wider arts scene.