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In The Picture is developing a range of useful resources designed to inspire and inform illustrators, writers and publishers.
Click on the links below to view the list of resources in each section.
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- The good practice guidelines [187kb PDF] offer helpful tips and guidance for illustrators.
- Our frequently asked questions [FAQs] are there to answer common queries.
- 10 Ways to Start Including Disabled Children in Your Pictures - an information sheet aimed to help gently begin the process of introducing disabled characters into illustrations. Click here to download a copy - [254kb PDF].
- Down's Syndrome - guidance for illustrators [100kb PDF] - an information sheet, developed with assistance from the Down 's Syndrome Association, for illustrators who would like to include a child with Down's syndrome in their pictures. [101kb word document]
- 10 ways our project can support inclusive practice - an information sheet for inclusion training [119kb PDF].
- Ideas for making stories more accessible - an information sheet looking at some of the methods to make stories accessible to all children. Click here to download a copy [164kb word document]
- The image bank has three sections and shows how illustrators and children have put disabled children in the picture. The photo reference section aims to give some photographic detail of a particular accessory or equipment. The wording "What's the story?" on the enlarged images gives further information and direction.
- Session plans to use with children to help them learn about how we live in society. These plans fit into the art and design curriculum at key stage 1 and 2.
- Links in the image bank and our links section offer further sources of information.
- Booklists can help to identify titles that include disabled characters.
- The stories section shows how three story writing groups and illustration students put disabled children in the picture in stories and illustration.
- The guest book comments may give you ideas about what is needed.
- There is also an area to capture more general comments on the work of the project.
- Download a copy of our leaflet [170kb PDF] which promotes and explains the project.
- Download a poster of our 10 Guiding Principles [69.2kb PDF].
- Posters - In The Picture has developed two posters to help promote inclusion and diversity in all early years' settings.
- Download a copy of our research report "Sharing information with disabled children in the early years"
- The social model of disability and the 10 Principles underpin the project.
- Read the social model of disability in action in the story book Winnie the Witch.
- Read a transcript of In The Picture Project Manager Susan Clow's words on a phone in on Radio Five Live recorded on 7 July 2008.
- Read the transcript of the BBC Radio 4 programme "You and Yours" which examined the portrayal of disability in children's books - broadcast on 21 March 2008 - In The Picture steering group member Alex Strick took part in the programme.
- Read a discussion on the BBC Ouch website [August 2007] where disabled people give their opinions on images of disability in story books.
- Read the transcript of Quentin Blake's interview about In The Picture, broadcast on the BBC Radio 4 programme "You and Yours"on 11 May 2007.
- Read the transcript of our "Just One More Book!" podcast, recorded on 19 March 2007.
- Guest interviews putting forward a particular perspective from authors, illustrators, booksellers, librarians, publishers and children.
- Read more about In The Picture consultation work here.
- Illustrators and publishers who would like to get more detailed specialist advice can contact us.
- Children's Views read some of the comments In The Picture has received from children giving their views and ideas around the inclusion of disabled people in books.
- Download the findings of the Roald Dahl Foundation Quentin Blake Award [801kb PDF] project, a unique consultation with children across the UK on the representation of disability in children's books.
Academic work of interest to In The Picture
- Academic work of interest to In The Picture - this section will link you to academic work relevant to the aims of the In The Picture project.
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