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Amy Milson’s journey as a dancer has been shaped by her experience living with a visual impairment. Diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia, a brain injury, her eyes struggle to communicate with her brain, causing delays in processing visual information. Despite these challenges, dancing has always been a source of freedom for her, allowing her to express herself without the constraints of her disability.
Introduced to Rambert’s Future Movement program by choreographer Grace Goulding, Amy found a supportive environment that encouraged her to embrace her visual impairment. The program connected her with professional dancers and experts in creative disciplines, giving her the confidence to pursue her dreams. Through Future Movement, she was able to explore different aspects of the dance industry and develop new skills in a safe and inspiring space.
After creating a video titled UNSEEN, detailing her journey with a visual impairment and everyday struggles, Amy received support from Culture Liverpool’s Leap Dance Festival Creative Grants Programme. Co-commissioned by DaDa, she aims to raise awareness about hidden disabilities and help others feel less isolated. Her ultimate goal is to share her story through workshops and collaborations with dance schools and professional companies, inspiring young people to pursue their passions despite any obstacles they may face.
Amy’s determination to live her life authentically, embracing her hidden disability without letting it define her, serves as an inspiration to others. Despite feeling like she lacks role models who share her experiences, she hopes that by sharing her story, she can make a positive impact on those facing similar challenges
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