Louise Anderbjörk
Hear the stories from British Paralympic Gold Medallists and World Champions with their insight on how to best use photography and photojournalism to strengthen the coverage of para sport in the UK.
Photo: OIS/Hassan Wamway i
Reframing The Game | The Disability Sports Project
Editor: Louise Anderbjörk
Photo: OIS/Hassan Wamwayi
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Lessons from the Paralympic Games
In 2024, Team GB left the Paris Paralympics as the second best nation in the world. This is an incredible feat and yet media engagement with para sport in the UK remains low. In sports journalism as a whole, visual storytelling is a crucial asset to creating successful coverage, and it is time to ask what influence more widespread photojournalism could …
London Roosters vs Sheffield Eagles
On the 20th of June, London Roosters welcomed Sheffield Eagles to Barking Sports House for their fourth fixture of the 2026 Betfred Wheelchair Super League season. This is a sport that has seen an exciting growth in the past years, not least after it caught the public eye with England’s dramatic Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup victory over France in 2022.
International Fixture: Scotland vs Ireland
Last October, Herriot Watt’s Oriam Performance Centre in Edinburgh hosted a senior international wheelchair rugby league fixture between Scotland and Ireland. For both nations, this match represented an important step in the preparations towards the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup in Australia during the autumn of 2026 …
Edinburgh International Climbing Arena
On Saturday, the 11th of October, the British Paraclimbing Championships took over the Edinburgh International Climbing Arena in Ratho for a full day of high-level competition. Athletes from across the UK, including several members of Britain’s international high-performance team, gathered to compete across qualifiers and finals in 13 categories …