Neuroaffirming ADHD/ASC coach; writer; media and communications bod; and Associate Editor at @the_polyphony. This is a dormant account. See pinned post.
We left! See you somewhere over the rainbow (where my name's the same). Or on LinkedIn, if you must.
Meanwhile, still need contribs to our 'MedHums 101' and 'In Practice' projects:
MedHums 101: https://t.co/4Eg3Nnmuo4
In Practice: https://t.co/nQuFtTRZje
I was asked about my opinion on this recent study into #MECFS and I wanted to share here as well. First and foremost, sincere congratulations to the research team for some stellar work. I will never stop cheering for groups that are working to uncover the biological 1/
Love this. I still mask in public and it is def stigmatised. Most disabled people I know do not mask and most do not accommodate my masking. I am routinely excluded from social events because I think people find even being out with a masked person embarrassing/ difficult.
Recently saw and forgot to note a Judith Butler quote about misconceptions re gender performativity. Something about there being no pre-gendered subject; it not being the case that people get up in the am and decide what gender to perform. Can anyone point me to that quote? TIA!
CfP: Narratives of health resilience: Prescribed confinement, forced displacement, and the stakes of global climate change - D/L 21/5/25
https://t.co/yJzBIaXTy9
Getting so much out of working on this new creative practice research project at @the_polyphony with my colleague Grace Brimacombe-Rand! Here's the latest contribution from @GeorgiaPoplett
⏰ 3 WEEKS TO GO... to the deadline for workshops, poster and oral presentation submissions for the Global Empathy in Healthcare Network symposium
🔗 Find out more: https://t.co/doGnGNmktl
#empathy#healthcare#education
Fascinating to hear about Olivia Dahl’s work with Caspar Eric (poet with CP) - ‘School for Crip Poetry’ - creative spaces for disabled people to reflect on disability through collective poetry. Establishing shared history; collective energy inherent in writing together #CDS24
Online book launch for Heavy Metal and Disability: Crips, Crowds, and Cacophonies
Very proud to have co-authored a chapter in this, the first scholarly edited collection on disability & heavy metal.
https://t.co/brRsD0mHUt
tell me why I teared up twice during
@anna_stenning's book launch, once while sarah lucas spoke, and again when @DrJamesMcGrath read out his poem.
what a lovely session chaired by @aryathampuran and facilitated by @Incidentallyb
enjoyed this, 'In Praise of Bad Writing' by @JuliaBell, rang true to a lot of my experience of creative writing classes / workshops
https://t.co/6Fygr6NpOs
What a brilliant methodology piece. When I read articles like this it gives me faith there's a space for me (always working in crip time) in this field. Also made me think in new ways about my relationship with obstructive sleep apnoea and my CPAP machine...
Meet our keynote speakers, part 2! Ria Cheyne (@riacheyne) will join us to present on “Disability Studies and Children’s Literature: Spaces of Possibility”.
Remember to register to join us: https://t.co/vPZyvoSGno
Looking forward to welcoming you all!