Ellie Page

Ellie Page

Ellie Page

Please note that this site is in the process of being updated 19.03.2025

BIOGRAPHY

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BIOGRAPHY

Ellie Page is a highly experienced accessibility consultant and visual arts producer, as well as a disabled artist and writer in her own right. She currently works internationally as an Accessibility and Inclusion Consultant, as well as at Outside In, as the North West Programme Manager. Alongside two fellow disabled womxn artists, she is a Founding Co-Director of TRIAD³, a virtual artist’s studio. She has run an award-winning art ‘lack-of-movement’ in Manchester, under the moniker Still Ill OK since 2018 and coordinated the UK Disability Arts Alliance, #WeShallNotBeRemoved, during the pandemic. She has worked closely with the Hearing Voices Network, and is a working postgraduate in the field of social and alternative approaches to “psychosis”. She has shown artwork in several exhibitions, and has designed and delivered numerous workshops and training programmes for neurodivergent adults. She currently provides access consultation to organisations, as well as mentoring and advocacy services to disabled adults working in the cultural/entertainment sectors. She co-hosts Lively Minds: The Mental Health Podcast and plans to continue her studies at PhD level.

Research Published in Psychosis Journal

I am very excited and proud after much post-graduation editing (the academic world of journals is not really geared towards qualitative research) to have published...
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The Pride Parade Goes on Without Me

Outside In presents an exhibition of artworks and poetry exploring the intersect of LGBTQIA+ and disabled activist identities in Manchester. The exhibition will open at...
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LGBTQIA+ x Disabled Activism: Share Your Experiences!

Ellie Ora Page is making a zine to accompany an upcoming exhibition at People's History Museum in February 2024. The mini-zine will include prompts for...
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CREATIVE ACCESS

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PAGE IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REDESIGNED AND UPDATED

I am an experienced access consultant and have worked with arts and third sector organisations in this capacity for over 6 years.

Projects

Recent project work has included:

Access Consultancy

Recent clients include:

  • Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair
  • New Art Gallery Walsall
  • The Whitworth Art Gallery

If you’d like to discuss working together, I’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch via email at ellie@elliepage.co.uk

The Pride Parade Goes on Without Me

Outside In presents an exhibition of artworks and poetry exploring the intersect...
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ACADEMIC C.V.

2011 – 2015, University of Oxford, BA Hons English Language and Literature, 2:1

2016 – 2018, University of Salford, Social Work MA,

2018 – 2022, University of Liverpool, MSc Psychology, 2:1

Winner: School of Health Sciences Dissertation of the Year 2022

Conference

GREEN publication presentation, Pecha Kucha at The Coram Foundation (2014)

Presentation of HVG/COVID/VTC research at Early Career Hallucination Researchers, Autumn Conference (2022)

Art From Every Angle: Inclusive Programming in Installation Art, Hong Kong (2024)

Internationale Arte x Igual, Bariloche, Patagonia (2025)

Publications

GREEN (2012)

“Not Another Fucking Cancer Diary”: Temporality and Commitment in the Literary Event of Cancer (2020)

‘Out of Sight, Out of Mind’, ed. D Shulkes, Dr C. Lovelock, LGBTQ+ Phobia in the Mental Health System, Cuckoo Publishing (2023)

Page, E., Vass, V., & Sabucedo, P. (2024). Exploring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and shift to online formats on hearing voices group facilitators in the UK. Psychosis17(1), 23–34. https://doi.org/10.1080/17522439.2024.2430479

Academic Peer Review

Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities in Medicine (2023)

Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities in Medicine (2024)

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