All 4 Inclusion founder has been to see Fighters documentary, the new documentary directed by Michael Grimmett and Jack Tompkins.

The story follows Matt Edwards an amputee boxer with a fight outside the ring so he can fight inside it.

The film emphasizes the societal challenges faced by disabled people, the importance of inclusion, and the power of storytelling in advocating for change.

• Matt Edwards' journey illustrates the fight for inclusion in sports.

Scott shares personal reflections and broader implications of disability in society, urging viewers to engage with the film and advocate for better support and understanding.

The conversation between Kevin Daws and Michael Grimmett revolves around the film 'Fighters', which explores the struggles for equality faced by disabled individuals, told using the lens of boxing.

The discussion highlights the societal barriers, ableism, and the personal journeys of the disabled people featuring in the film.

It emphasizes the need for cultural change, equal access, and the importance of understanding the challenges faced by disabled people in everyday life.

Kevin and Michael discuss the social model of disability and how non disabled people need to be interested too.

The film aims to raise awareness and promote inclusivity, showcasing the resilience and determination of the disabled community.

You can watch the trailer for the film here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2DnrEBG75M

Our Fathers Day special is with Ashley Johnson.

Ashley is the father of 2 NICU graduates and founder of Haijahr

Hiajahr focuses on matching charities and businesses together.

Whilst Ashley uses his lived experience to do talks and presentations within other NICU wards.

Ashley Johnson shares his profound journey as a father of two NICU graduates. He discusses the emotional challenges faced during their time in the NICU, the unexpected circumstances leading to their admissions, and the daily struggles of balancing work and family responsibilities.

Ashley emphasizes the importance of community support, the need for more resources for fathers, and the emotional toll that such experiences can have on parents. He also highlights the significance of communication between partners and the necessity of being an advocate for one's child in a medical setting.

Ultimately, Ashley's story is one of resilience, hope, and the desire to give back to others facing similar challenges.

In this conversation, Ashley shares his profound experiences as a parent navigating the challenges of having a child in the NICU. He discusses the emotional and physical toll on families, the importance of bonding with premature babies, and the critical role of support systems.

Ashley reflects on the financial impacts of prolonged NICU stays and emphasizes the need for community support. He also offers valuable advice for future NICU parents, highlighting the strength found in adversity and the appreciation for healthcare professionals.Haihahr can be found on https://haijahr.com/