History of the Outsiders Club

Part 1 - 1978 The Beginning

The early days of Outsiders and how it all began

Part 2 - Early Days

The first party, the International Year of Disabled People, and the Festival of Mind, Body and Spirit

Part 3 - Setbacks and Statistics

Branching out, training others and going it alone

Part 4 - Self Sufficiency

The Ball, the lunches, and the picnics

Part 5 - Moving On

Losses, offices, setbacks and TV

Part 6 - Today

Where 'Outsiders' is now. The office, forming alliances, the web and a secure future

Emotions in Focus

'Emotions in Focus' was an exhibition of erotic art by disabled people mounted by Outsiders as a celebration of the International Year of Disabled People in 1981, which was opened at The Round House, London by Victor Lownes and sponsored by The Arts Council of Great Britain. Throughout this section, you may click on a picture to see a larger version.