BBC Breakfast Live Interview: Inclusive Blue Space Access and Disability Research

Sadie Rockliffe

BBC Breakfast Live Interview: Inclusive Blue Space Access and Disability Research

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Abstract

Sadie Rockliffe appeared on BBC Breakfast for a live national TV interview discussing her research on inclusive access to blue spaces. The segment focused on the VI Swim and Wellbeing Session and wider themes of disability justice, sensory design, and interdependence in aquatic environments. The interview highlighted the role of public engagement in research and the importance of rethinking access through lived experience and collaboration with visually impaired communities

Original language	English
Publisher	BBC Breakfast
Publication status	Published - 15 Jun 2025

Bibliographical note

BBC Breakfast live interview featuring Sadie Rockliffe on 15 June 2025, discussing her research into sensory-led public engagement, blue space access, and co-designed inclusive swimming practices

Keywords

Inclusive research
Disability and blue space
Public engagement
Sensory design
Visual impairment
Justice-oriented methods
Live media
Aquatic accessibility
Research dissemination
Knowledge exchange

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2 Invited talk
1 Event

Swimming With: Using Swim-Along Interviews to Explore Lived Experiences of Blue Spaces
Rockliffe, S. (Presenter)
2 Jul 2025
Activity: External talk or presentation › Invited talk
Accessible Waters: Sensory Inequalities and Blue Space Research
Rockliffe, S. (Presenter)
27 Jun 2025
Activity: External talk or presentation › Invited talk
Participatory Swim and Wellbeing Session: Enhancing Blue Space Access for People with Visual Impairment
Rockliffe, S. (Participant)
11 Jun 2025
Activity: Events › Event

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BBC Breakfast Live Interview: Inclusive Blue Space Access and Disability Research

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Activities

Swimming With: Using Swim-Along Interviews to Explore Lived Experiences of Blue Spaces

Accessible Waters: Sensory Inequalities and Blue Space Research

Participatory Swim and Wellbeing Session: Enhancing Blue Space Access for People with Visual Impairment

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