Time: 15:30
Location: The Outpost
This is a free event.
Following a short screening of UN[PARA]LD, Alice Sainsbury and Gavin Fernie-Jones discuss the power of collective action in challenging systems that exclude disabled people.
The conversation explores how listening, collaboration, and shared responsibility can reshape the outdoor clothing industry, and how small, collective shifts can lead to meaningful structural change.
Sheffield Adventure Film Festival has a well earned reputation for being a friendly festival, welcoming everyone whether you're an outdoors enthusiast or an armchair adventurer who just loves a good story.
Gavin Fernie-Jones is co-founder of the Re-Action Collective, a global network of citizen-led organisations re-imagining the outdoor industry through circular, community-driven solutions. After beginning his career owning ski shops in the French Alps, a community repair event sparked his commitment to citizen-centred approaches. He has since helped grow Re-Action into a global network keeping outdoor gear in use and outdoor participation more accessible. Having grown up at Lockerbrook Outdoor Centre, this event feels like a homecoming.
Alice Sainsbury is a creative director and consultant working across disability, outdoor culture, and inclusive design. Her work centres on listening, collaboration, and challenging systems that exclude disabled people, including through projects such as UN[PARA]LD.
Paternoster Row, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 2BX
Bike racks, nearby tram parking, tram and bus access
