Tapestries of Thought
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UK Disability History Month: In Conversation with Vanessa Ruck
“Embracing my vitiligo has brought its own joy. I’ve come to appreciate the unique patterns on my skin, even finding humour and positivity in them.”
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UK Disability History Month: In Conversation with Sylvia Mac
“I had to find equal opportunities by advocating for inclusivity, using adaptive strategies, and raising awareness about the challenges burn survivors and other individuals with differences and disabilities face.”
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UK Disability History Month: In Conversation with Daniel Holt
“Sometimes it just requires thinking outside the box, but there really is no ultimate limit to what I can do.”
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Leading the Blind – The Tenacious Story of the Extraordinary Christina Warner
“It’s not an if, it’s a when” – barrister Christina Warner on why full disability integration into mainstream society is everyone’s responsibility.
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What Does The Government Have To Do With The Revival Of Y2K Fashion?
Social Justification Theory explains how governmental distrust influences fashion trends.
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The Sober Diaries: Six Months Off The Sauce
I never thought I had a problem with alcohol. Looking back, with almost six months of sobriety brightening my once chronically bleary eyes, I’m wondering if maybe things aren’t so black and white.
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Unpaid Work and the Myth of Exposure
The arts, more than any other industry, revolve around a culture of unpaid work. But how does this impact creatives who cannot afford to work for free? For musicians in particular, the promise of a…
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The Lack of Accountability of the Media – The Case of Russell Brand
In a shocking series of revelations, the British entertainment industry has to, yet again, answer some serious questions about enabling former comedian Russell Brand to abuse and mistreat women for more than a decade.
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Meet James St James: Author, Editor, Podcaster, and a former NY Club Kid
Join us as we delve into the fabulous adventures of James St James and his “Night Fever” podcast – a glittering journey through the annals of club culture, one unforgettable story at a time.
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Feminist Activism: Kerdisha Lets Her Art Do The Talking
Meet Kerdisha, the Nottingham artist who lends a voice to those who are afraid to speak up.
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