Osprey Celebrates UK Disability History Month

posted by Robyn Pitts November 4, 2022

In order to celebrate UK Disability History Month (16th November – 16th December) and International Day of People with Disabilities (3rd December), Osprey charging are comisisoning an artist to create a piece of artwork that shows support for, and solidarity with the disabled community. Until 13th November 2022 they are inviting artists to submit their designs for the chance to be displayed on 30 of its Tritium 75 chargers, nationwide. Osprey strives to create a safe and inclusive environment for all its drivers, partners and staff and is committed to supporting electric vehicle drivers with disabilities.

Earlier in the year, Osprey – a UK-wide, rapid electric vehicle charging network – showcased artwork by queer illustrator and graphic designer Ben White to celebrate Pride and show its support for the LGBTQ+ community. Osprey’s chargers are currently hosting artwork by Kaia Allen-Bevan, a Racial Justice / Anti Racism advocate, in celebration of Black History Month (1st – 31st October) and which challenges the public to learn more about black history and black experiences and act on this all year round.

Until midnight on Sunday 13 th November Osprey is inviting visual artists to submit their designs with an artist’s statement on Instagram or Twitter, tagging Osprey and using the hashtag #OspreyUKDHM. The final design will be revealed on 16 th November (the first day of UK Disability History Month) with the winning artist also being paid £1000 by Osprey.