She is an award-winning actor whose mission is to bring care, creativity and inclusion into everyday spaces.

Her project was an accessible, interactive exhibition in a cafe, designed to equip creatives to do their best work. Engaging over 600 people, with support of seed funding from National Youth Council.

Cheryl led 10 young creatives through a series of workshops around care in creative work.

Through her work, we started working with creatives with disabilities.

She creates environments for play in both physical and virtual settings.

Her project was a series of meet ups for creatives.

Pairing them through their favourite songs and artworks, she’s brought together more than 40 creatives across various disciplines.

Throughout her time at Artwave, she developed team bonding events that were inclusive and engaging.

Through her work, we plugged into the networking challenges & isolation faced by freelance creatives.

She joined Artwave as a Communications & Advocacy Intern.

Because of her work, we began studying the professional working landscape for creatives with disabilities.

Her project is a guide to her lived experience of the Landau-Kleffner syndrome.

Designed for those who are non-verbal to explain their disabilities in a visual way.

Leading up to the launch of the publication, she conducted research through surveys, interviews & small focus groups online. She learnt to manage a small budget, production timeline and print of the publication.

View the digital version of the guide here.