#Mobility

brenna 🕊🥄

chronicallybren

Things that can be hard for me to do as a chronically ill personA thread Take showers Walk long distances Be out for long periods at a time Eat at

Kaneez Khan

kaneezkhan31

Puttin it out there, taking the risk:As a governor of my children’s high school I experienced horrendous and traumatic racist bully from the white middle class governors and staff. After

MADcripple

theMADcripple

#NEISvoid I just realized a disturbing trend in my experience:Whenever Ive been with an abled friend & Ive needed to use a store or facilities mobilty aid-the friend asks staff

Pagey

thepagey

Lots of stuff on armour but I thought it might be sensible to look at the vulnerabilities, and one could argue, the fallacy of ‘Theatre Entry’. History shows we start

Marco Chitti

ChittiMarco

1/ Bologna recently approved a new sustainable transportation plan (PUMS). It’s a good document that spurred some reflections about transportation planning issues and value-for-money investment in mobility. A thread for

tignotaro

TigNotaro

Atatiana JeffersonContinue to say her name Killed while playing video games with her nephewDad dies 6 weeks later Mom dies a few months later Racism doesn’t kill once In Between

Mat McLachlan

MatMcLachlan

1/ Two photos of platoons of the 24th Batt about to attack at Mont St Quentin on 1/9/18. These photos are often used simply as great character portraits of Aussie

Matthew Yglesias

mattyglesias

Notwithstanding my earlier grousing about Turchin, I think “elite overproduction” is an excellent framework within which to understand intra-caucus tensions among House Democrats.https://twitter.com/jbarro/status/1327235814275813376 The

Ahmad Rajwana

ahmadrajwana

Exsistential Challenges of being a Civil Servant [ A long thread ]When one joins Civil Service, they are either full of dreams, hopes, aspirations to serve their country and to

Dr Amy Kavanagh👩🏼‍🦯 🦮

BlondeHistorian

Yesterday I was certified as blind.I haven't experienced a change in my vision.But the consultant @Moorfields finally listened to me about my lived experience of my visual impairment & the

carlisle 🧏🏻🏳️‍🌈🎨

carodoodles

I've been thinking about this- what would the 100% accessible city be like? What would the city planning look like? Id say- obviously no stairs whenever possible (and if stairs,

Nicole Lee Schroeder

Nicole_Lee_Sch

When I was 16 my first job was at McDonald's. Now I'm months away from defending my dissertation for my PhD. I've had many jobs in between - research assistant,

Mark Hurst

markhurst

We'll need more reporting on the symbiotic relationship between Big Tech and the terrorists. Facebook, Google, and Twitter have made SO MUCH money, feeding lies and conspiracy theories to the

Maddy Ruvolo

maddyruvolo

If you are an abled urbanist talking about how disabled people would benefit from banning cars without insisting that we first install curb ramps everywhere, fix broken sidewalks, and make

Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak

mushfiq_econ

Educated, skilled workers are more likely to emigrate away from polluted cities. This affects aggregate productivity and welfare, and also explains ~14% of an enduring macro-development puzzle: Why do people

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

NEW: post #brexit immigration rules are shaping up to kill the au pair industry - on which 45,000 working families depend for affordable childcare. Seems mad. Stay with me. /1https://on.ft.com/2Mus5C3

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