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Social Theory is ‘cripped’ by centring disablement and the experiences of disabled people, whilst Disability Studies gains new resources for explaining how disablement arises, changes, and is sustained across solid and liquid modernity.

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Rest, Free Time & Disability
Phase One: Questionnaire
The questionnaire is organised into several thematic parts. This video provides a brief into the Definitions & Experiences (of rest and free time, from a disability perspective) Part.
#DisabilityResearch #Disablement #Rest #FreeTime #Capitalism
The second project, in turn, seeks to place rest and free time front-and-centre of the study, with some attention potentially also paid to the realm of work. It will include questionnaires & collective discussions with disabled people in the UK. A primary focus will be given to the participants’ periods of doing mostly unpaid work, volunteering, insecure waged work, or no work.
#Capitalism #AntiCapitalism #Work #Rest #Disablement #DisabilityStudies #DisabilityResearch #AcademicChatter #AntiWork

Bread & Roses: Rest and Free Time in, against, and beyond Disabling Capitalism is a project of the late 2020s, undertaken at the University of Glasgow. Its website is https://breadrosesdisability.uk

#Capitalism #AntiCapitalism #Work #Rest #Disablement #DisabilityStudies #DisabilityResearch #AcademicChatter #AntiWork

This post marks part of the transition from the DisPrecWork project to the Rest and Free Time project.

The Politics of Disablement and Precarious Work was a project of the early 2020s, undertaken at the University of Birmingham. Its website is https://disprecwork.wordpress.com

#Capitalism #AntiCapitalism #Work #Rest #Disablement #DisabilityStudies #DisabilityResearch #AcademicChatter #AntiWork

The Power of an Autistic Lens: Visualising Activity in Shared Public Space | Stuart Neilson

#Autistic people are #disabled because the way the world is constructed - for the ease and comfort of the majority of people - is a world that #disables us.

#Disablement is an active choice. We do not have to make design choices that #exclude people. #AutismFriendly design is rarely expensive and always #PeopleFriendly.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41104672.html

Nine in 10 people with autism say public does not understand  disability

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