#Disabled

Chronic Illness Inclusion Project

chronicinclude

I'm not aware of any such research. Our own research suggests a typical journey from onset of chronic illness to identifying as disabled that contains much ambiguity and ambivalence. Typical

Lydia X. Z. Brown

autistichoya

I loved @Sia's music so much. I'm floored by her response to actually autistic actors upset+angry by her disabled caricature+cripping up in her video.In what universe is this even remotely

Karl Knights

Inadarkwood

In 2006, nondisabled school children (in Years Two to Six) were asked for their thoughts on whether disability appeared enough in the books they read. Here's what they said. These

Ancient House Museum

AncientHouseMus

#MuseumsUnlocked #Disabilty This is Roger Smith. He worked as a weaver in Norwich. After he damaged his eyes he moved to London and performed as a bell-ringer in a small

Kat

chronicparent30

So I want to share something. I talked to my therapist about my cautiousness with Covid and how all the ableds around me are acting like I’m over exaggerating. She

Karrie Higgins ♿️

karriehiggins

OK so Madison Cawthorn is a POS and I can't stand him, but as someone who has a spinal cord condition & trouble controlling a pen: F this ableism.https://twitter.com/alex_abads/status/1351976932405960704 Side

DrakeMusic Learning

WeAllMakeMusic

Today we are working with one of our Music Hub partners on inclusive recruitment. There is a big gap in our music & arts workforce. Disabled people are hugely under-represented.

Erin Ekins (she/her)

QueerlyAutistic

Handy list of things that ableds should avoid doing this #IDPWD2020 - gush about our carers and families- interview our carers and families and not us- cry about us being

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

I can't get over this tweet. You know why?Because neurodivergent students, and many other, do NOT have any of this information. There's no sign that says "Use "Dear____" or else

Radical Therapist Network

RadTherapistNet

Rest, self-care and taking time off work have complicated meanings when you experience chronic pain, are disabled or have a chronic illness. The non-disabled and neurotypical therapist lens of self-care

Anthony Robson has had #enough

urbancyclist

A “what about disabled people” post. My mate Ken, the one in the wheelchair, was round today. He mentioned he doesn’t go to Morningside to shop because the pavements are

Rebecca J. Linnett 🏳️‍🌈

rebeccalinnett

It's good to hear that you want @uniofleicester to be an inclusive community for disabled people @NCanagarajah but many of us are seriously concerned about recent decisions by the Exec

Justine Manzano

justine_manzano

I suffer from fibromyalgia and scoliosis as well as depression, anxiety, and ADHD. I am most certainly disabled. And this is a thread about how, no matter how well meaning

skye

stimmyskye

things disabled people have learned from the pandemic so far: - pretty much all western governments want us dead and will enact policies that specifically, directly and exclusively set us

Nicky Clark

MrsNickyClark

I used to be quite pragmatic around slurs involving learning disability. My aim was to deter new casually ableist terms like “retard”. I reasoned it was too hard to reprogram

Saba Salman

Saba_Salman

Relief tinged with frustration and disbelief at #COVIDVaccine postcode lottery for learning disabled people: my sister's GP's used clinical judgement to vaccinate Raana.Learning disabled people aren't a priority for jabs

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