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Dr. Alexandra F. Morris

@disabledarchaeo

Egyptologist & Disability Activist w/ CP. ♿ #DisHist Egypt. On BlueSky. Co-Founder @UKDisHistHub. President @MusEdRoundtable. She/Her. Opinions mine.

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Final Reminder: The Museum Education Roundtable Board is seeking an additional member, especially one who has an interest in working with the Editorial Team and in typical treasurer duties. Apply/learn more here, applications due December 20: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD (@nicole_lee_sch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since the govt doesnt want us to talk about DEI lets just talk about it more than ever. Leverage institutional resources, bring in speakers to give their "expert opinion" at your uni or workplace. Talk about it, write about it, read up on it. Buy books. Commit to the work.

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD (@nicole_lee_sch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CW: ableism Since the founding of the US, physicians, politicians, and lawyers have been trying to eradicate disabled people. RFK's nomination is pretty normal in the long history of eugenics. 1/5

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD (@nicole_lee_sch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Disabled people have been institutionalized, forcibly sterilized, barred from public, murdered, and denied welfare resources over and over and over. The list of atrocities was and continues to be endless. 2/5

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And certain groups, like those with intellectual disabilities, or those who are multiply marginalized, have been targeted in particular by state forces. We cannot understand ableism without reference to racism, sexism, and transphobia (amongst others analyses of hate). 3/5

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD (@nicole_lee_sch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The US continues to disable people. War, working conditions, housing, healthcare, and capitalism are all disabling forces. And yet these will never be the forces considered to "make America healthy again" bc they are the forces that make billionaires rich. 4/5

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD (@nicole_lee_sch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ive seen A LOT of eugenic-related ideology on my timeline these past weeks. I encourage people to step back, consider who may be the most harmed by these policies, and LISTEN to them about the ways they want you to show up. 5/5

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CFP alert: Continuing on from the success of our 2024 in-person event, we are thrilled to announce that we are running a virtual event for 2025! This will be taking place on the 25th June 2025, on Zoom. Deadline to submit your ideas is: 11th April 2025! #DisHist #CFP

CFP alert: Continuing on from the success of our 2024 in-person event, we are thrilled to announce that we are running a virtual event for 2025! This will be taking place on the 25th June 2025, on Zoom. 

Deadline to submit your ideas is: 11th April 2025! #DisHist #CFP
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Topics may include, but aren't limited to: Disability histories (any time period) Physical space / access Crip time / spaces Disability representation in media The future of disability histories Disability histories in museum, university or community spaces #DisHist

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We welcome diverse presentation formats, including: 15-minute paper 5-minute presentation Workshops, or conversation / interview sessions (30 mins) Creative presentations or performances (30 mins) #DisHist

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A really excellent, horizon-expanding volume with lots of applications not just for Egyptologists but also how we discuss Pharaonic Egypt in museums. Congratulations Dr. Alexandra F. Morris + team! 👏

A really excellent, horizon-expanding volume with lots of applications not just for Egyptologists but also how we discuss Pharaonic Egypt in museums. Congratulations <a href="/DisabledArchaeo/">Dr. Alexandra F. Morris</a> + team! 👏
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In today's Ancient Near East Today, Alexandra Morris discusses the little-mentioned topic of people with disabilities in ancient Egypt, and explores disability as a complex lived experience: anetoday.org/disability-anc… 📸 Picture by Fixi, via Wikimedia Commons. CC By-SA 3.0.

In today's Ancient Near East Today, Alexandra Morris discusses the little-mentioned topic of people with disabilities in ancient Egypt, and explores disability as a complex lived experience:   anetoday.org/disability-anc… 
📸 Picture by Fixi, via Wikimedia Commons. CC By-SA 3.0.
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"Disabled people have always been a part of humanity. Modern day society projects its own discomfort about disability onto the past by ignoring it. - Dr. Alexandra F. Morris anetoday.org/disability-anc…

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We are really pleased to announce that booking is now open for our 2025 Connecting + Sharing event! Join us and a host of exciting presenters on Zoom on the 25th June to hear about a variety of work in/about #DisHist! To see the programme and book a spot: eventbrite.com/e/ukdhhh-2025-…