Indulge me and perhaps share this very widely...

Eurovision legends as objects in our collection — a thread #Eurovision

So fantastic to hold this in my hand! And many thanks to Amy Davis-Poynter for making the introduction open access (although the best is definitely from the contributors) routledge.com/go/free-chapte…

2021 has delivered a lot - but a deaf person winning Strictly. Yes. Pure joy.

Since it's a quiet news day, I thought I'd post our BSL Holyrood Park project (with HES). BSL stories and language notes (from a BSL linguist) to help explain how it all works. Survey available for feedback: historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-r…

How can public bodies promote the use of British Sign Language? 🫶 🏞️ Working with Historic Environment Scotland & Heriot-Watt University, King's Dr Ellen Adams has created a BSL tour of Holyrood Park to show how it can be used to present stories. More ➡️ bit.ly/3GeQxz1 King's Arts & Humanities

An exciting opportunity for a researcher in Disability Studies: ce0187li.webitrent.com/ce0187li_webre…

This was very enjoyable mlsg.squarespace.com/news/snake-god…

📣🐍TCD Classics is delighted to be a partner in the Many Lives of a Snake Goddess project, which commissioned these wonderful Ruth Padel poems. We hope to see Classics friends and TCD Alumni in Oxford next Monday. Ellen Adams @NicoMomi mlsg.squarespace.com

Ellen Adams Tom Harrison For an example of Dr Adams' work with BSL, see historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-r… and with Audio Description, see mansil.uk/snake-goddesse… #ICI2023

📣TCD Classics is delighted to be a partner in the The Many Lives of a Snake Goddess (MLSG) project. It recently held an event in Oxford - where Ruth Padel read her poems which were commissioned as part of the project. 1/3 @NicoMomi Ellen Adams mlsg.squarespace.com/news/minoan-sn…

St Albans Museums are looking for a guest curator on Health and Disability in Roman Verulamium. stalbansmuseums.org.uk/guest-curator-…

My display at the Ashmolean Museum, "Fashioning Bodies in the Ancient World: From Egypt to the Middle East", finishes next Wednesday. Do go and check it out if you can!

This was a lot of fun: rnib.org.uk/news/rnib-and-…