“You haven’t been silenced!”
“We have literally just been cancelled.”
@HJoyceGender debates Allison Morris about Féile an Phobail cancelling a @WRN_NI event.
'It remains the case that LGBT Inclusive Education runs through every part of Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence, making it impossible for parents to withdraw children from its core messages'
Joanna Williams - with @ScotUnionEd@jowilliams293
https://t.co/rM9WDW3P7p
@skywall888@lisareality1@JoshMacAlister Agreed. But unless health are willing to stand by their assent of injuries are non-accidental’it’s very difficult to meet a court threshold which would allow the child to be removed. Suspicions aren’t enough
@Suzie19833391@DrPamSpurr The threshold to remove a baby straight after birth is very high. There needs to be an imminent risk of serious harm. This case is about disgust (I agree with the disgust) but does it mean the child will be at risk of harm? Or is this a moral issue?
We were pleased to be cited in this paper on 'The Rhetoric of Lived Experience in the Scottish Government’s Policymaking' by Monteux, Smith, MacLeod and Fenton, published in Scottish Affairs.
https://t.co/lvs6yA2IgG
@ShumelaWrites@Annemarieward Does your issue with this paper have anything to do with you earning your living in the Lived Experience industry perhaps?
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Scotland has become extraordinarily skilled at narrating suffering while growing strangely incapable of describing what human flourishing actually looks like.
A remarkable new academic paper by Monteux, Smith, MacLeod & Fenton asks a deeply uncomfortable question about “lived experience”, trauma culture, and the permanent management of suffering.
My latest piece explores why recovery culture still believes something many modern institutions seem embarrassed to say aloud:
People can recover.
@gerrydiamond71 Like? Some of the ‘neuroscientific’ claims you’re making seem to be based on outdated research. I’d be keen to learn about the up to date research which supports the slides you post.