Keen to learn more about the buried history of #disability in Britain now that it's #DisabilityHistoryMonth? If so, why not take a look at our resources page - it's chock full of FREE goodies!
#UKDHM
https://t.co/VTfMCm7jmc
#OTD in 1865 an explosion occurred at Gethin Colliery, S. #Wales, killing 34 mineworkers & injuring 10. Documents produced in the aftermath (like this from @NLWales ) are a great source for #DisHist.
https://t.co/5Bnanb6o7g
What #disability clues can you spot?
#MiningHistory
If you'd like to learn more about the 'King's Roll' scheme for #DisabledVeterans of #WW1 (with a dash of #MiningHistory thrown in), check out this fab #OA offering from @mikemantin for @DisIndSoc:
https://t.co/Ofz36rPyhT
Keen to learn more about the buried history of #disability in Britain now that it's #DisabilityHistoryMonth? If so, why not take a look at our resources page - it's chock full of FREE goodies!
#UKDHM
https://t.co/VTfMCm7jmc
*PLEASE RT!* Did you or a family member work at Annesley Colliery or Bentinck Colliery at any time during 1947-1994? If so, I'd be very keen to talk to you as part of my research on the @ncb1947 project! Get in touch via here or the project website: https://t.co/TxE1U0oIJw 🙂.
And if you want to find out more about the experiences of disabled Britons at this time, check out our FREE e-book (by @DrDavidMT & @daniel_blackie) - Disability in the Industrial Revolution: https://t.co/sGkIyIt5Rh
#DisabilityHistoryMonth
The @DisIndSoc project opened our eyes to ways of looking at the representation of people with disabilities within the South Wales Coalfield; hidden histories, use of language, & how things have (or haven't) changed https://t.co/Y3NHEdoNQt #DiversityArchives#ExploreYourArchive
@SwanUniArchives That's lovely to hear, but we wouldn't have achieved half of what we did without the help of wonderful archivists like yourselves! So please give yourselves a massive pat on the back from all the @DisIndSoc team!
YEAH! Finally got my contributor's copy of the OUP Handbook of #DisHist (which includes a piece I wrote for @DisIndSoc).
Loads of fab chapters in it (on a wide range of topics & periods!) by lots of lovely #disability historians whose work I really admire. I'd #BetterGetReading!
Another #OA goodie from the team, #twitterstorians!
This time by Vicky Long & Victoria Brown on 'Conceptualizing Work Related Mental Distress in the British Coalfields (1900-1950)'
Check it out!
#MiningHistory#HistPsych
New @DisIndSoc article! Vicky Long and Victoria Brown, 'Conceptualizing Work Related Mental Distress in the British Coalfields (1900-1950)' https://t.co/M9hMLDsrGb #dishist#mentalhealth#emotion
Looking forward to the launch of @DisIndHeritage exhibition on disabled people in S Wales mining communities, at Blackwood Miners' Institute on 23 October. @DisIndSoc has helped support the project and some of our exhibition panels will be on display at the event. #dishist
Our first book, #Disability in the Industrial Revolution (by @DrDavidMT & @daniel_blackie) is just one of many FREE #OA publications you'll find in the awesome Manchester Openhive from @ManchesterUP.
Why not take a peek?
https://t.co/VbzIWud5yY
Really happy to see that the #OpenAccess book I wrote with @DrDavidMT is now also available via @NCBI's PubMed site https://t.co/AR9pBkdBm0
This means you don't have to access it as a PdF, but can read it from your web browser if you prefer. #Disability#Twitterstorians#HistMed
If you missed the chance to pick up @DrDavidMT & @daniel_blackie's #book for us in the recent MUP sale and balk at the usual price for the hardback, don't forget you can also get it as a FREE PdF, here: https://t.co/xiwwqwE6Y5
#Twitterstorians#DisabilityStudies