From a series of posters for Birmingham City Council on the UK Disability Movement.
Vic Finkelstein
We are not Objects of Pity
From a series of posters for Birmingham City Council on the UK Disability Movement.
DAN
From a series of posters for Birmingham City Council on the UK Disability Movement.
Disability history collections at The Children’s Society Archive
Here at the archive of The Children’s Society, we’ve kicked off UK Disability History Month by highlighting our disability history collections on our blog: Exploring the history of disabled children in care The blog post points towards the online resources…
Swansea University Disability History Blog
I’m part of a history project at Swansea University based on disability history, and disability history month. We have been producing a blog focussed on one of the institutions in Swansea, and also at some of the wider themes. I…
Stella Young Ted Talk-Against How Disabled People are seen as Inspiration Porn
A great talk by Australian disabled journalist and comedian challenging the common stereotype of viewing disabled people doing ordinary things as insopirational and instead talking about a social model approach. Inspiration porn and the objectification of disability: Stella Young at…
Scope End the Awkward Campaign
Three short TV adverts on how to respect disabled people. Form a good talking point for discussion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wG_p7nc3wk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE2HgtoOE7g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX84nJoP4zc
Resources to prevent disablist language based bullying
UKDHM Supports Anti Bullying Week 17th to 21st November 2014 The focus of this year’s Anti Bullying Week is on disabled children and young people and those with SEN who experience the highest rates of bullying and harassment in our…
Colin Barnes on Social Model of Disability producedd by UCU for Disability History Month
UCU produced a film as a contribution to Disability History Month (22 November to 22 December). We have aimed to make this film accessible to all members and welcome any feedback. Please use this film to commemorate Disability History and…