Disability

Butterfly Skin on HBO Max: Emma Fogarty and Colin Farrell at the Dublin Marathon

Butterfly Skin, Rachel Fleit’s documentary featuring Emma Fogarty and Colin Farrell, arrives on HBO Max in France on November 26, 2026. The film follows their friendship and a shared challenge at the Dublin Marathon.

Astrid et Raphaëlle season 7: from November 13 on france.tv, then on France 2

The first four episodes of season 7 of Astrid et Raphaëlle arrive on france.tv on November 13, 2026. Sara Mortensen and Lola Dewaere return to France 2 on November 20 at 9:10 p.m. for investigations between Paris and Tokyo.

Ganesh versus the Third Reich: Back to Back Theatre in Paris

Back to Back Theatre presents Ganesh versus the Third Reich from 17 to 21 November 2026 at the Théâtre de la Cité internationale. A play about representation and disability, performed in English with French surtitles.

Lions of Hope Races 2026: Charity Runs at Parc de Sceaux

The Lions de l’Espoir races return to Parc de Sceaux on November 15, 2026, featuring 5K and 10K events, a walk and a children’s race. The event supports projects related to sport and disability.

Pardon ? : Alexandre Manbon tells of his journey as a deaf actor

Alexandre Manbon presents Pardon ? at Théâtre La Flèche through 9 December 2026, on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. This spoken one-man show also offers several subtitled performances.

Lions Paris 9 Run 2027: The 5K and 10K charity runs return on March 21.

La Lions Paris 9 Run returns on Sunday, March 21, 2027, in Paris’s 9th arrondissement. The lineup features a timed 10K, a 5K, and a 1.5K family run to support education for children with disabilities. Registrations are open.

Cinema: How does audio description make images accessible?

Audio description adds a voice that narrates the film’s visual details for blind or visually impaired viewers. Its writing must sit alongside the dialogue, the sound effects, and the music.

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The Lion King: Four neurodivergent performances at Théâtre Mogador

The Lion King is offering four inclusive performances for neurodiverse audiences at the Mogador Theatre, starting October 11, 2026. The season also includes shows adapted for blind and visually impaired, deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences.

AccessiJeux in Paris: France’s largest inclusive game library coming soon to Porte de Vincennes

AccessiJeux is set to open its inclusive 350-square-metre game library in Paris’s 12th arrondissement on September 2, 2026, after a postponement tied to the heatwave. Board games, a children’s area, video games, and an accessible sensory zone will bring together players of all ages and backgrounds.

Heritage Days 2026: Visit the Valentin Haüy Museum, dedicated to the history of blindness in Paris.

For the 43rd edition of Heritage Days, the Valentin Haüy Museum invites Parisians and Île-de-France residents to discover the history of the blind. Meet on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for a free tour.

Disability Night 2026: a festive, inclusive event featuring free activities in Île-de-France

La Nuit du Handicap takes place on Saturday, June 13, 2026, in many French towns and cities, including six in Île-de-France! A free, festive event offering inclusive activities, aimed at breaking down stereotypes about disability.

Festi'Run 2026: Three running races including a 10km, plus a solidarity village in Vincennes

On June 14, 2026, head to Château de Vincennes for a day dedicated to raising awareness about disability. The event will feature three running races and a lively activity village packed with fun-filled activities!

Paris Disability Month: free, festive events to raise awareness in June

During Parisian Disability Month, in June, a wide range of free events are on offer to help you celebrate in an inclusive way, including bal arrangé, exhibitions, shows and concerts accessible to all.

Deaf President Now!: the historic struggle of deaf students

Documentary by Davis Guggenheim and Nyle DiMarco on the 1988 Gallaudet student protests, available on Apple TV+ from May 16, 2025.

L'Art coûte que coûte: an exhibition on disability at the Orangerie du Sénat

During the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, the free "L'Art coûte que coûte" exhibition lands at the Orangerie du Sénat, showcasing works by artists with disabilities.

Xbox unveils an adaptive joystick to make video games more accessible

Designed for gamers with disabilities, the new Xbox Adaptive Joystick is now available for €29.99, exclusively from the Microsoft Store. Compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows 11 PC consoles, it offers a more inclusive gaming experience.

Vés' E.Sport 2025: the gaming and eSport event in Montesson (78)

Le Vésinet hosts the Vés' E.Sport on Sunday, March 16, 2025 at the Stade des Merlettes in neighboring Montesson. FC 25, Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart tournaments, entertainment and disability awareness are on the program for this free event open to all.

Video games and mind control: where does the technology stand?

Is controller-free video gaming the future? Advanced research into brain-machine interfaces, such as that carried out by Neurable and Swiss laboratories, is paving the way for neural control of video games. Here's an overview of the advances and challenges ahead.

What does the colorful flag you'll be seeing in Paris during the Paralympic Games represent?

A flag adorned in blue, purple and yellow is sure to intrigue you if you take the metro over the next few days. Visible during the Paralympic Games, this symbol aims to raise awareness of the fight against meningitis!