This year has been insane but in such a good way. Last year, I thought I had found my happy by becoming a regular climber. The sport brings me so much and I have written about this numerous times this year. I never realised I would find my calling by sharing my journey the way … Continue reading Reflecting on 2017
Today is International Day of Persons with a Disability (IDPD). The theme for this year is ‘Transformation towards a sustainable and resilient society for all’ and it aims to promote understanding of disability issues and mobilise the support of dignity, rights and well-being of disabled people in all spheres of society. Disability is a word … Continue reading Celebrating International Day of Persons with a Disability
The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) has released a new collection of Me, Being Active films ahead of International Day for Disabled People.
Just over 2 weeks ago, I had the enormous privilege of being the opening headline speaker at this year’s Women’s Climbing Symposium. I have only been properly climbing for just under 2 years and WCS was on my list to attend but to speak? Me? And I'll say it again, yes, me. This Symposium … Continue reading Women’s Climbing Symposium 2017
UK Climbing covers the Women's Climbing Symposium
Building on her two recent articles on The Active Amputee, Anoushé explores the challenges people with invisible disabilities face in their day to day lives.
Anoushé joined Tough Girl Podcast host Sarah Williams to talk about everything from climbing to public speaking and overcoming self-limiting beliefs.
Anoushé speaks with The Sunday Times about the importance of climbing in her life and winning the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration
Anoushé shared her thoughts after winning the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration at The Sunday Times Sportwoman of the Year Awards.
Anoushé wins the Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration at The Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year Awards
Anoushé Husain MBE 