(he/him) PhD student @sheffielduni researching disability and siblings. Part of the Challenging Behaviours podcast @challengingpod
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ALT (from left to right): Antonios, Tom, Turana, Hsiao-fang, Ankita and Charlie stand in front of a screen with the title of the symposium: Critical Explorations of Ethical Research With 'Vulnerable' Populations.
ALT Calling all PGRs, early career researchers, and civil society involved in disability research, activism & practice! Date: 21st June 2024 Location: University of Leeds, Michael Sadler Building This is a PGR-led hybrid interdisciplinary conference for PGRs, early career researchers, and civil society involved in disability research, activism & practice. This event is an opportunity to discuss where scholar activism, civil society activism, and practice overlap and how collaborations between research and practice can lead to real-world outcomes. We welcome applications for short presentations that explore topics such as, but not limited to: - Intersectional activism, - Grassroots activism, - Scholar activism, - Advocacy. We are accepting submissions until Sunday 26th May 2024 and will inform you if your submission has been accepted by June. Please complete this Google form if you wish to propose a presentation: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7n3g5e32YmKbKFbcQ_X1skZUS
ALT Call for PhD research participants! I’m looking for people aged 18-32 who have a sibling with learning disabilities to take part in my PhD research. The project is exploring the stories siblings share with the aim of generating data that disrupts the ways in which learning disability and siblinghood are commonly understood. Your participation would be in the form of an interview where you can tell your story about growing up with your sibling. I ask that you bring along a timeline and photos to discuss. Participants can choose if they want their photos or timeline to be included in the final submission. If this is something you are interested in, or you would like to hear more about please contact me on email: [email protected] or send a message through X (Twitter). I am a PhD researcher at the University of Sheffield based in the School of Education with both family experience of learning disability and work experience.
ALT Call for PhD research participants! I’m looking for people aged 18-32 who have a sibling with learning disabilities to take part in my PhD research. The project is exploring the stories siblings share with the aim of generating data that disrupts the ways in which learning disability and siblinghood are commonly understood. Your participation would be in the form of an interview where you can tell your story about growing up with your sibling. I ask that you bring along a timeline and photos to discuss. Participants can choose if they want their photos or timeline to be included in the final submission. If this is something you are interested in, or you would like to hear more about please contact me on email: [email protected] or send a message through X (Twitter). I am a PhD researcher at the University of Sheffield based in the School of Education with both family experience of learning disability and work experience.
ALT Black t-shirt with the slogan ‘label jars… not people’ from people first
ALT Blue disability arts cabaret poster with drawing of a waiter carrying some wine and a guitar. The poster has the subtitle “the Tragic but Brave Show- speaking for ourselves”
ALT Black t-shirt with ‘Piss on Pity’ slogan
ALT Comment card that says “if I have to hear you assholes call me ‘inspiring’ one more time I will pint you into the sun”
ALT Quilt made up of lots of small patches with different images and patterns. Very colourful with lots of buses
ALT Handful of patches from the quilt, central patch shows a watering can sprinkling ‘drops of brilliance for all young dudes’
ALT Handful of patches from the quilt. Central patch is colourful and states ‘LB made life colourful’
