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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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