Interested in disability culture, activism, and social justice issues. Our utopia has no ableism. Committee: Abi, Natascha & Fran.
Joined September 2018
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The society wishes to deconstruct some of the barriers Hope students face when contemplating engaging with disability related activities, so we are now offering funding opportunities! Please contact us if you would like a form!
#WeDoDisabilityStudies
@LiverpoolHopeUK
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iJADE 2023 new offer for £50 tickets: nsead.cmail19.com/t/y-e-xntl…
Offer expires 02.11.2023!
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We are delighted to announce that Dr Erin Pritchard @ErinPritchard15 ccds.hope.ac.uk/ @LiverpoolHopeUK has been appointed to the journal’s most senior group of Executive Editors for Disability & Society. Please join us in very warm welcome to Erin hope.ac.uk/si/dr-erin-pritch…
ALT Dr Erin Pritchard in her office
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A box of books arrived. I made zines. Thanks to friends and colleagues for all their support with this project @LiverpoolHopeUK and beyond @Paula_Millward @ErinPritchard15 @INLCDS @NSEAD_Sophie @riacheyne @anabeonline
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Why Disability Studies Scholars Must Challenge Transmisogyny and Transphobia, by Jen Slater and Kirsty Liddiard: cjds.uwaterloo.ca/index.php/…
#CJDSPrideMonth
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IJADE is currently taking submissions for its next general issue @gEd4art @1andyash @artpedagogy @Neil_Walton_ #WillGrant #AmeliaKidwell #PhilEdgarJones @nseadgensec1 #LouiseDiver @PaulCarneyArts @theartcriminal @artmember210 @NSEAD_Sophie onlinelibrary.wiley.com/jour…
ALT a stack of previous issues of the International Journal of Art and Design Education (IJADE) in green, yellow, blue and lilac
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Does your research, scholarship and/or practice explore #disability, #gender and #feminism? Check out our CFP for a special issue of
@FemPsychJournal - Disability as a feminist issue 🙌 journals.sagepub.com/pb-asse… @CDSLeeds @LearningMet @DisabledAcadem @QueerDisability @HopeDSS
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Very VERY excited to be launching the Neurodivergent Humanities Network at #NNMHR2023 on Thursday! Find out about our mentoring scheme, resources and upcoming events on Thursday at 9:30am. Follow us at at @NdHumanities and check out our website at ndhumanities.com/
ALT ND hums logo - orange circles of various sizes interconnected by wavy lines like a constellation
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Lots of honks for @ErinPritchard15 and me @BeOurHope today. And someone is now bringing us a cuppa! Up the workers #UCUstrike
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When we move, the bosses move too! 💪
Talks are happening next week; the strikes are working. Let's keep it up!
Pickets from 8am-10am today at Hope Park. Stand with your fellow workers and let's move the bosses some more.
#ucuRISING
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Out now. Great to work with Alice Wexler & Alexandra Allen on this Thematic Issue on Disability Justice: Decentering Colonial Knowledge, Centering Decolonial Epistemologies journal.fi/rae/issue/view/88…
@NSEAD1 @NSEAD_Sophie @SoniaBoue @paul_a_morrow @riacheyne @NAEA
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Dr Ella Houston, of @HopeDSS , gave a brilliant talk for the Documents Research Network, focusing on representations of mental health in advertisements.
You can watch it here:
youtu.be/DJiVRx3JhOc
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Link to the report here assets.publishing.service.go…
Little break from mum life to share the wonderful news that our @MoJGovUK funded research report has now been published. You can read all about our qualitative research findings and recommendations for sexual violence support services to better support disabled victim-survivors
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Little break from mum life to share the wonderful news that our @MoJGovUK funded research report has now been published. You can read all about our qualitative research findings and recommendations for sexual violence support services to better support disabled victim-survivors
Fab MA session last night thinking about the history as well as the intersections of art education and disability studies and curating our very own gallery exhibition 🖼️ #WeDoDisabiltyStudies @penketc
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I'm off to Lancaster on Wed to talk literature, disability and EDI - looking forward to it! @lancaster_words lancaster.ac.uk/english-lite…
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AD36 is fantastic. Congratulations to all contributors, to Marlene for editing and @NSEAD_Sophie for realising the potential of AD. Just arrived in the post and it's a gem. Of interest @CritStudsEd?
AD36 interview with Yinka Shonibare CBE RA - World Reimagined Project, #UnconsciousBias, #CulturalExchange, dialogue & #education @YShonibareFndn @TWR__org @shonibarestudio Image credit: portrait courtesy of the Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photo by Marcus Leith, 2014 #ArtEd
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January's @DocsResearch meeting showcases @LiverpoolHopeUK's Ella Houston's research on advertisement and narratives around mental health.
1-2pm GMT on 25th January via zoom
Register by emailing [email protected]
ALT Poster: How do advertisements reflect metanarratives and counternarratives surrounding mental health? Ella Houston, Liverpool Hope University 25th January 1.00-2.00pm (GMT) via zoom. To register: [email protected] In recent years, especially since the Covid-19 pandemic, messages surrounding mental health have proliferated in advertisements. Promotional campaigns for high-profile brands, such as Maltesers' (2021) '#TheMassiveOvershare' and Maybelline's (2020) 'Brave Together', focus on issues such as challenging stigma surrounding mental health issues and "starting conversations" about people's mental health states and wellbeing. Societal understandings of mental health issues are also heavily influenced by direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertisements and public health advertising campaigns. This presentation critiques the common assumption that making mental health issues more visible in popular culture solves the problem of stigma.
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please circulate. Any recent graduates @DanGoodley @AngharadBeckett @EducationSheff @HopeDSS @CDSLeeds @InesAlves @jvincent_tweets @KirstyLiddiard1 @m_nind @EducationManMet
@JillPluq @davidabbottbris @k_runswick_cole @SOEBristol
Exciting fully funded PhD opp @southamptonuniv on the experiences of disabled graduates in teaching. Ideally suited to student of #DisabilityStudies. Pls get your skates on-23 Jan app deadline. W/ @noraamcintyre @TimCorcoran10 and myself. southampton.ac.uk/study/post…