Lucy Series (@thesmallplaces) 's Twitter Profile
Lucy Series

@thesmallplaces

Associate Prof in Social Care Law and Policy. Bristol University, Policy Studies. Social care, disability, legal capacity and human rights. @thesmallplaces.bsky

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Mental health twitter! Can anyone recommend any short films about human rights, lived experience, peer support, and/or alternatives to coercion, ideally made by/with people with lived experience? It's to show students for a lecture on mental health and human rights. Thanks!

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I do hope someone's told the Free Speech Union that in the USA many States and the Federal government are banning the teaching of critical race theory... sounds like a terrible interference with freedom of speech...

Oliver Lewis (@droliverlewis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

😃With Rightful Lives I'm co-organising an event about learning disability and autism in the #MHBill šŸ“¢ Phenomenal line-up of speakers, all of whom have experience of MHA detention šŸ“… Tues 4 March at 6pm šŸ“At Doughty Street Chambers Chambers and on Zoom šŸ’»doughtystreet.co.uk/event/deep-div…

Lacey (@lacey_artist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Context on this piece 'For Your Own Safety' I asked people who had been in a psychiatric ward to share an experience which I could embroider to make a shared piece. Each piece of fabric is a different person's experience of being treated in hospital in the UK.

Context on this piece 'For Your Own Safety'
I asked people who had been in a psychiatric ward to share an experience which I could embroider to make a shared piece. Each piece of fabric is a different person's experience of being treated in hospital in the UK.
Mark Neary (@markneary1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One week since the email, I still feel wobbly over how quickly your life can be turned inside out, when you have to use professional services. Woody Gets A Partner markneary1dotcom1.wordpress.com/2025/03/20/woo…

Josh Halliday (@joshhalliday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Twenty years ago, Peter Lodge wrote to the Guardian to complain about the state’s treatment of family carers. In 2022, he died suddenly at the home he shared with his severely disabled son, David, who had no way to call for help. 1/5

Twenty years ago, Peter Lodge wrote to the Guardian to complain about the state’s treatment of family carers. 

In 2022, he died suddenly at the home he shared with his severely disabled son, David, who had no way to call for help.

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Alex Ruck Keene (@capacitylaw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Court of Appeal explains why local authorities cannot consent to the confinement of children in their care: mentalcapacitylawandpolicy.org.uk/the-court-of-a…

Rob Mitchell (@robmitch92) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I know we need to stay positive, but a commission to improve adult social care that immediately jumps to protecting hospital beds (from pesky, unproductive & costly older people?) is not the start of a recovery of social care, it’s the underlying culture behind its demise.

Simon Bottery (@blimeysimon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The terms of reference for the Casey #socialcare commission are published today (though staff have been working for a while). There are concerns, particularly timing, but they should offer the scope Baroness Casey needs to do a thorough job. Thread below ā¬‡ļøgov.uk/government/pub…

Frances Ryan (@drfrancesryan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Liz Kendall’s big speech on benefits has declared she wants to help disabled people ā€œbuild a decent life.ā€ I wonder how taking the disability benefits they need to wash and leave the house achieves that exactly?

Liz Kendall’s big speech on benefits has declared she wants to help disabled people ā€œbuild a decent life.ā€ I wonder how taking the disability benefits they need to wash and leave the house achieves that exactly?
Open Justice Court of Protection Project (@openjusticecop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's our birthday - 5 years old today! Who are we and what have we achieved in the last five years? And what's next? #openjustice #notsecretcourt openjusticecourtofprotection.org/2025/06/15/ope…