By Gillian West

To celebrate International Kissing Day (Monday 6 July) Scope has released a heart-warming film of disabled people and their partners kissing in a bid to break down barriers and challenge assumptions about disability.

The film, created by Grey London and directed by Nabil, stars real-life couples Ollie Hancock, who was born with the lower part of his right arm missing, and Jen Shersby; visually impaired Diane Noella and Anthony Pike; and wheelchair user Michael Buckley and his wife Claire.

Of the work, which forms part of Scope’s wider ‘End the Awkward’ campaign, Buckley said: “End the Awkward has Read full story ›

Source: The Drum