Transforming Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Through Disability
Christina Lee introduces the context behind Disability Matters’ upcoming ‘Online Town Hall Circus’ event which will take place on the 19th of September.
Rethinking Crip Time and Embodiment in Research
Louise Atkinson, Jamie Hale, and Kirsty Liddiard introduce their new co-produced project ‘Cripping Breath’, which centres and explores Crip perspectives on respiration.
Selective Abortion: Involving People with Down’s Syndrome in the Conversation
Amy Redhead discusses the ethical necessity of involving people with Down’s Syndrome (DS) in discussions of, and debates around, selective abortion (SA). Bioethical debates surrounding Down’s syndrome (trisomy 21) have taken up space in
Disability and depathologisation are not metaphors
Professor Dan Goodley reflects on the recent Northern Network of the Medical Humanities Congress and the necessity to embrace disability as a driving subject of inquiry. I had the pleasure, this week, to attend