After spending 25 years feeling terrified of anyone discovering I’m deaf — it’s wild how much Deaf Pride I now feel.
Having access to Deaf culture & Deaf role models has been life changing.
Really excellent book by @fi_murphy_
People often say to me they find accommodating my deafness difficult because they can't imagine what it's like being deaf. If this is you, or you know someone who is in this position, I can't recommend this book enough!
Announcing the ASAL / CA Writers' Fellowship recipients for 2023. Warmest congratulations to both Luisa Mitchell and Fiona Murphy! @CopyrightAgency@luisayarns@fi_murphy_ More information here -https://t.co/prUg6mIm6o
PhD scholarships at @UTSLaw . Get in touch if you have am idea for a PhD in disability law, law and ageing, or menstruation law which you might want to work on under my supervision!
The term 'language deprivation' does not get changed to 'language access' just because one does not like it. Language deprivation exists and it's shit. Softening the language is not an excuse to pretend it's not there. Hearing privilege does not supersede deaf lived experience.
🔊 Podcast: As part of the 2022 Curiosity Lecture series, Fiona Murphy (@fi_murphy_) reflects on her work as a physiotherapist and examines bodies, aging, fear and falling : https://t.co/9UXMwiAWyr | Available on all podcast platforms.
‘All of Us’ is a powerful indictment of austerity.
“Humour stops the production from teetering towards sentimentality,” writes Fiona Murphy. “Martinez scatters one-liners throughout and the audience laughs, almost with gasping relief.” https://t.co/vuKVsnCHHl
@charlhyde And I also have meeting debriefs. I ask my colleagues their thoughts about the meeting — this allows me to check if I caught all the information.