Widespread Media Coverage: VI Swim and Wellbeing Session: Inclusive public engagement and sensory-led research in blue space accessibility

Sadie Rockliffe

Widespread Media Coverage: VI Swim and Wellbeing Session: Inclusive public engagement and sensory-led research in blue space accessibility

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This media contribution records the widespread coverage of the VI Swim and Wellbeing Session organised. Media attention spanned regional television (ITV Meridian, BBC Breakfast bulletins), radio (BBC Sussex), national news platforms (BBC News, Yahoo News), and local press (The Argus, Sussex Express). Disability advocacy publications such as Living With Disability and Crip Life also covered the session, reflecting its wider relevance to equity and inclusive design. Broadcast segments, interviews, and articles highlighted the research-informed, participatory nature of the event and its importance for access to blue spaces for blind and partially sighted individuals

Original language	English
Type	Widespread media coverage of Sadie Rockliffe’s VI Swim and Wellbeing Session, highlighting its inclusive, sensory-led approach to blue space access for visually impaired communities across TV, radio, online, and print platforms.
Media of output	Media Contribution – Broadcast & Online News Coverage
Publication status	Published - Jun 2025

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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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Widespread Media Coverage: VI Swim and Wellbeing Session: Inclusive public engagement and sensory-led research in blue space accessibility

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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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