CulturesOfDisability

Exploring the experiences of disabled people, past & present. Based at Manchester Met Uni

[Dr Rosamund Oates @DrRosamundOates]

Get hands on with the past this half term @SalfordMuseum with heritage workshops run by @ccsacre @SEEandCREATE #bsl & English workshops for #deaf #hoh #coda children 8+. Drop in sessions open to all!

[Dr Rosamund Oates @DrRosamundOates]

FREE half term fun @OrdsallHall with #deaf artist @ccsacre @SEEandCREATE get hands on with the past in creative workshops in English with #BSL. #deaf #coda #hoh #art #manchester #salford More information here https://t.co/I5HwCTQfIt

[Jennifer Richards @JenniferRichar7]

Please read and re-post @AHA's statement of support for Arts and Humanities colleagues facing redundancy @oxfordbrookes, on behalf of 50 subject associations, including @EnglishAssoc and @UnivEnglish. https://t.co/5gxSRbBfMw

[Dr Rosamund Oates @DrRosamundOates]

Exciting times @leedsarena ! Watched England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs France 🇫🇷 in #RugbyLeague #wheelchairrugby - despite great comeback by England, France won but nail biting finish.

[Dr Rosamund Oates @DrRosamundOates]

Deafness in Early Modern Europe. Free online public talk with #BSL #captions . Find out about #deaf artists #deaf jobs and more! #deafhistory #disabilityhistory https://t.co/LBJ15PGgFi

[CulturesOfDisability @DisCultures]

@jaivirdi @McGillQueensUP Can’t wait to read it👏👏

[Royal Historical Society @RoyalHistSoc]

What's the role of empathy in studying & teaching history, & for research? How might we categorise empathy in historical practice? What is history without empathy?

@sarahfoxhistory's article, 'Archival Intimacies', now available in 'Transactions @RoyalHistSoc' #twitterstorians

[Sarah Fox @sarahfoxhistory]

My article with 'Transactions' @RoyalHistSoc is now available online totally open access: 'Archival Intimacies: empathy and historical practice in 2023'.

https://t.co/B2zouekjmN

#twitterstorians #empathy #history #letters #researchmethods #openaccess

[Royal Historical Society @RoyalHistSoc]

Statues gain authority, or provoke controversy, on account of location as well as subject and form.

In her new article, Pippa Catterall explores the historical contexts of statues and spatial syntax for 'Transactions @RoyalHistSoc' https://t.co/0WwdDg9UWD

#twitterstorians

[Uni of Wales Press @UniWalesPress]

It’s day one of #IMC2023! We will be at the bookfair in Parkinson Building all day and during the drinks reception!

Make sure to stop by to find a wide range of UWP medieval titles at up to 50% off 📚

[Joe Lycett @joelycett]

. @SuellaBraverman ignore the haters babe ❤️❤️❤️ (by haters I mean the royal court of justice)

[HistoryManMet @HistoryManMet]

We’re looking for a Head of History, Politics and Philosophy here @ManMetUni

https://t.co/Tcb7SMfQPk