Bobby Baker
Introducing Bobby Baker, the internationally acclaimed artist and one of Haringey's Liberty Festival associate artists.
The Cloud Club
Anthony Braganza (Haringey-based community organiser). Anthony is a neurodivergent community organiser and Design Lead on ArchiBeats On the Rise: Rising Green urban design project, a youth-focused programme in Wood Green. As well as being part of the Mayor’s Fund for London’s Youth Board, Anthony is also involved with Haringey Youth Council and Open Door, using his lived experience to shape services for young, disabled and neurodivergent people.
Claire Clark (Haringey-based creative). Claire is profoundly Deaf, uses BSL, and is part of the Haringey warehouse community. They have a background in arts, culture, design, and community engagement, having worked with organisations including LumoTV, Creative Scotland, and Solar Bear. Through those roles, Claire has gained experience in accessibility, Deaf representation, audience engagement, and supporting more inclusive creative opportunities. Claire is passionate about making creative and cultural spaces genuinely accessible, particularly for Deaf and BSL users, and those with other or additional disabilities, so everyone has the opportunity not just to attend, but to participate, contribute, and feel included and comfortable.
Dais Hale (Tottenham-based producer & artist). Dais is an award-winning producer and artist who is Artistic Director of The Hale. The Hale creates live events and develops artists who have been traditionally ostracised from the mainstream, with a focus on Queer, Trans, Disabled & Neurodivergent identities. Previously, Dais was Associate Producer for Theatre Royal Stratford East and Assistant Producer for the Borough of Enfield’s Theatres. Dais is co-chair of Artsadmin and a trustee of Clore Leadership. They have been part of the Old Vic 12 (2018/19) and are currently an International Society for the Performing Arts (ISPA) Fellow, access & inclusion consultant, and disability equality trainer. Dais is also a member of the Liberty Advisory Group.
Sarah H (Haringey-based visual artist). Sarah is a neurodivergent visual artist and holds an MA in Fine Art. She has experience providing Access Support and is currently a trainee access auditor and inclusive designer, with a focus on built environments. She is excited to contribute to the conversations around the accessibility of the Liberty Festival, carefully considering potential physical and social/ attitudinal barriers for people to attend and participate. Sarah is also a member of the Haringey Unearthed resident decision-making panel.
Amanda Kamanda (Haringey-based activist). Amanda is a neurodivergent black trans woman activist, model, refugee advocate, and co-founder of Minority Inclusion Front (MIF UK). She has an MSc in international development, social justice and sustainability where she works to elevate the voices of LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees. Her work is rooted in resilience, empowerment, and the belief that every displaced person deserves dignity, safety, and a future where they can live authentically and freely. Amanda Kamanda is a 2025 ambassador for refugee week UK.
Ri Lewis (Haringey-based entrepreneur). Ri is a London-based music and creative industry entrepreneur and founder of RUN IT, a platform connecting music, culture and community through events, content and creative partnerships. Since 2017, Ri has delivered 50+ events across the UK and Europe and supported more than 500 emerging artists and DJs. A classically trained pianist with a background in music production and technology, Ri combines creative and technical expertise with an MBA in Business Administration. Her work has been recognised by BBC Radio, TechWomen100, Cannes Lions and Youth Music, and she has worked with organisations including Red Bull, Roundhouse, Boxpark and PRS Foundation.
Anthony Braganza (Haringey-based community organiser). Anthony is a neurodivergent community organiser and Design Lead on ArchiBeats On the Rise: Rising Green urban design project, a youth-focused programme in Wood Green. As well as being part of the Mayor’s Fund for London’s Youth Board, Anthony is also involved with Haringey Youth Council and Open Door, using his lived experience to shape services for young, disabled and neurodivergent people.
Claire Clark (Haringey-based creative). Claire is profoundly Deaf, uses BSL, and is part of the Haringey warehouse community. They have a background in arts, culture, design, and community engagement, having worked with organisations including LumoTV, Creative Scotland, and Solar Bear. Through those roles, Claire has gained experience in accessibility, Deaf representation, audience engagement, and supporting more inclusive creative opportunities. Claire is passionate about making creative and cultural spaces genuinely accessible, particularly for Deaf and BSL users, and those with other or additional disabilities, so everyone has the opportunity not just to attend, but to participate, contribute, and feel included and comfortable.
Dais Hale (Tottenham-based producer & artist). Dais is an award-winning producer and artist who is Artistic Director of The Hale. The Hale creates live events and develops artists who have been traditionally ostracised from the mainstream, with a focus on Queer, Trans, Disabled & Neurodivergent identities. Previously, Dais was Associate Producer for Theatre Royal Stratford East and Assistant Producer for the Borough of Enfield’s Theatres. Dais is co-chair of Artsadmin and a trustee of Clore Leadership. They have been part of the Old Vic 12 (2018/19) and are currently an International Society for the Performing Arts (ISPA) Fellow, access & inclusion consultant, and disability equality trainer. Dais is also a member of the Liberty Advisory Group.
Sarah H (Haringey-based visual artist). Sarah is a neurodivergent visual artist and holds an MA in Fine Art. She has experience providing Access Support and is currently a trainee access auditor and inclusive designer, with a focus on built environments. She is excited to contribute to the conversations around the accessibility of the Liberty Festival, carefully considering potential physical and social/ attitudinal barriers for people to attend and participate. Sarah is also a member of the Haringey Unearthed resident decision-making panel.
Amanda Kamanda (Haringey-based activist). Amanda is a neurodivergent black trans woman activist, model, refugee advocate, and co-founder of Minority Inclusion Front (MIF UK). She has an MSc in international development, social justice and sustainability where she works to elevate the voices of LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees. Her work is rooted in resilience, empowerment, and the belief that every displaced person deserves dignity, safety, and a future where they can live authentically and freely. Amanda Kamanda is a 2025 ambassador for refugee week UK.
Ri Lewis (Haringey-based entrepreneur). Ri is a London-based music and creative industry entrepreneur and founder of RUN IT, a platform connecting music, culture and community through events, content and creative partnerships. Since 2017, Ri has delivered 50+ events across the UK and Europe and supported more than 500 emerging artists and DJs. A classically trained pianist with a background in music production and technology, Ri combines creative and technical expertise with an MBA in Business Administration. Her work has been recognised by BBC Radio, TechWomen100, Cannes Lions and Youth Music, and she has worked with organisations including Red Bull, Roundhouse, Boxpark and PRS Foundation.
