I'm giving a talk on behalf of the Anti-Ableist Research Cultures team this afternoon at Leeds Disability Studies Conference on From Inclusive Recruitment to Anti-Ableist Research Culture. #CDS24

Today is the launch of our Ableism & Academia virtual reading group! We're excited to see many of you there from 3pm UK time, and to chat about all things Crip Spacetime!

What an amazing meeting that was Ria Cheyne, thank you so much. I thoroughly enjoyed listening all about the Disabled Researchers Network project & finding connections with Anti-Ableist Research Cultures. Lovely to catch up with you too and grateful for your feedback on my book chapter 😊

Loved supporting this excellent piece of work 🙌 Education@Sheffield @PRNTUOS @CrippingBreath Anti-Ableist Research Cultures

'The Autistic Postgraduate Woman: Navigating the Neurotypical University' is now available for pre-order, written by one of our wonderful Research Associates Dr Sophie Phillips - we're super excited to read it!

The Ableism & Academic Reading Group is back this Friday, 3:00-4:30pm UK time - get in touch for more info! 😊

What a great list of resources on #AcademicAbleism, #Accommodations, #HigherEd & #Disability by Society for Cultural Anthropology, highly recommended! We also have some anti-ableist resources from Anti-Ableist Research Cultures & our partner Disabled People's Organisations here: sheffield.ac.uk/ihuman/waarc/a… Education@Sheffield

What a great end to the week: I thoroughly enjoyed the discussions of Kwon's paper 'Resistance from the margin: An autoethnographic account of academic ableism (2024)' for the Ableism and Academic Reading Group. Excellent facilitation by Daniel Jones | he/him & great to meet new (1/2)

We are six months into WAARC and are posting our progress reports over the next couple of weeks sheffield.ac.uk/ihuman/waarc/p…

I'm honoured to be the speaker for the 2nd annual Philosophy of Disability and Difference lecture at Sheffield Philosophy . If you want to hear more about Cripistemologies of Chronicity, come to the Broad Lane LT 4 at 2:30 on Friday 1 November. Anti-Ableist Research Cultures #CripTheory

I will defend methodological wandering until the day I die. Thank you Ebba and SGSAH Blog for letting me wax poetic!

It was a pleasure to end the working day with a dedicated space to create and discuss our vision for an anti-ableist university with researchers across iHuman! We discussed everything from the concept of academic drag, to being more like mushrooms... more to come soon! 🤩

‘I’m acutely aware of how fragile my life is, but this fragility has little to do with my body or medical conditions, and everything to do with the constant threat of my support being cut.’ touretteshero.com/2024/10/29/no-… Thank you Touretteshero 💚

A blog post on teaching at a Critical Disability Studies PhD course in Copenhagen with the great Prof Katherine Runswick-C & Professor Dan Goodley ! I introduced my Anti-Ableist Pedagogical Principles & led a lecture on positionality & disability Education@Sheffield DisabilityMatters sheffield.ac.uk/ihuman/news/ih…

As we gear up for our online symposia on Dec 11th, please check out the #CfP for the special issue "Towards a Peripheral Crip Critique" of Disability Studies Quarterly co-edited by our panel speaker @jiya_pandya peripheralcripcritique.com/call-for-papers

One of our project's Research Associates @dphilipjones has a new paper out, all about zines and current trends in zine research! Open access, and now available in GeoHumanities!