Academic law person at Kent Law School. Working on feminist, disability & gender things. Part of the @FutureGender team! All views my own & not peer reviewed.
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ALT The image has a magenta background with bold yellow text. It states: "Disability Pay Gap Reaches Staggering Level of £4,300 a Year. As a result, the average Disabled worker is now effectively working for free for nearly two months – from today until the end of the year." At the bottom, it reads "Fair Dues", followed by an emoji of a money bag and the name "Shani Dhanda."
ALT "She has been LSSJ Co-Director of EDI and EDI lead within KLS for several years. She has advocated for and supported staff and students on various issues including make common areas more wheelchair accessible, seeking equality impact assessments from University as a result of policy changes (e.g. WAF) and what is really impressive is that she takes a truly intersectional approach to her work. She doesn't just talk the talk. We would be a far less inclusive, supported and less well informed University without her as well as far less recognised for that work thanks to her input on our Athena SWAN application." - Anonymous
ALT Two women in a bright office with lots of windows. One is standing - she is white with blond hair and glasses, she is smiling. She is carrying a white cane. The other woman is sat down, she has long light brown hair, she is grinning at the camera. The photo is framed by yellow arrows and banners. The words 'travel advice by disabled people for disabled people' appear on the bottom of the image, with the phone number 0800 368 6102
ALT This textbook combines pioneering feminist and queer judgments and statutes with critical and intersectional theories, to provide a comprehensive overview of the field of gender, sexuality and law. A diverse range of socio-legal experts set out the theoretical and legal foundations of the topic, before examining the ongoing struggle for rights and contemporary dissenting voices.
