Wow, thank you for all your support for our new Centre for Education and Research with our friends over at @MyBCU – we’re so excited to update you about our research projects over the coming months.
In the meantime, our Ambassador and former colleague, Liz Duncan explains just why our commitment to more research into deafblindness is so important.
P.S. Let us know in the comments why research like this is so important and what it means to you. 💜💬
#DBUKresearchBCU #BCU #DeafblindUK
Oh, and by the way, to all the Westminster experts who commented on last night’s event but weren’t there:
Our North West region rivals anywhere in the world for our musical culture.
We need politicians that celebrate this - not hide away from it.
Is that understood? Thanks. 🙏🏻
We are so excited to welcome Imtiaz Naviq to speak at the #DeafblindConvention on 6 Oct!
Imtiaz has been a member of Deafblind UK since 2015 and he is passionate about raising awareness for those living with sight and hearing loss.
Find out more: https://t.co/dpnhHhSFO3
Instead of National Insurance hikes for millions of people, we could raise the same amount of money with a 1.5% tax on any wealth over £5 million.
Remember that when the Tories say there is no alternative!
Rishi Sunak, a multi-millionaire married to the daughter of a billionaire, will stand and tell us tomorrow that he "understands" our financial struggles.
It is not a surprise that people are surprised that Nazanin Zaghari Radcliffe is not more grateful. She is a woman. She is not white. She is an immigrant. She is expected to be grateful. She is expected to show gratitude for every inch of space she is given. I admire her hugely.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe does not owe the government gratitude.
The government owes Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe an explanation for what took it so long.
A man actually rang into @LBC today to moan "it just would've been nice of Nazanin to say thank you."
The international-hostage equivalent of 'you'd be pretty if you smile more.'
Nazanin has expressed gratitude at being able to come home, but some people seem to think she should keep quiet about a government that refused to pay a debt that would have secured her release 6 years ago and a Prime Minister whose actions lengthened her ordeal. It's ridiculous.
Final #RotmanConf plenary session kicking off w Kathy Pichora-Fuller's Keynote: Sensory capacity and functioning in integrated care for older people. Hearing and vision loss are common with aging and impact cognitive function; must address issues earlier to help people age well.
Could you help Deafblind UK make a difference to the lives of people living with sight and hearing loss?
If so there are lots of ways you can get involved in our work! Find out more here: https://t.co/JLjjvoy3yh