Anyone can be a superhero

This video explores a young man’s experience of leaving school and moving into college, and the uncertainty he feels about his future.

The Hear our Voice Conference was planned and led by NIN members and held to celebrate NIN's 10th anniversary

Brian Robertson talks about how he got involved in his community and what he thinks about it.

NIN members describe what it means to them to be part of the NIN meetings.

NIN members talk about their hopes for the future of the Charter and the NIN.

Michael describes how he helps to make decisions in an organisation and how it makes him feel.

Allan Speirs gives his experience of being a man with learning disabilities in a police interview.

4 NIN members explain what being independent means to them.

Members of the National Involvement Network (NIN) talk about what NIN means to them

How Talking Mats and peer advocacy improve the lives of supported people and help them identify changes they want to make.

A short animated film that brings the Charter to life for people who have trouble reading.

Extracts from a longer NIN film where NIN members talk about using a Talking Mat to help people make changes to their support

NIN members describe their experience of using a new Talking Mat to help more people use the Charter for Involvement.

Lynnette explains what it’s like having her voice heard.