My article for The Fabian Society on how the left needs to centre disabled people in the global recovery from COVID-19 is now freely available to read - link in the tweet below: #DisabilityTwitter #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

Join our webinar next week - we begin the discussion with a brilliant #film #adolescent #disabilityinclusion #PARDAN #COVID #Nepal #researchmethods

Our case study network is running a workshop on researching disability in a pandemic, based on our learning from using creative and participatory methods. Sign up and join us on 3 March at 1pm: bit.ly/3tJH51O

We are very excited to confirm Dr Ola Abu Alghaib from the UN Partnership for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as our keynote speaker for this workshop. Still plenty of time to sign up: bit.ly/3tJH51O

When the workshop sessions are so both so interesting you can't decide to which one to attend , so you watch both at the same time #C19Disability

Exciting to hear Dr Stephen Thompson host a 'talk show' about working successfully with OPDs, and Ursula Read, Jassi K. Sandhar and others about their amazing participatory work with disabled co-researchers #C19Disability

Support #PeopleWithDisabilities in #ukraine

Recordings from our "Innovative methods for research disability in the Global South" workshop are now available on Youtube. (All videos have captions but some are slightly delayed - we are working on this) See thread below for links:

My new blog on 5 important things that need to happen for a disability-inclusive recovery from Covid-19 is now live on The Conversation: Disabled people are being left out of COVID recovery. Here are five ways to change that theconversation.com/disabled-peopl…

Listen to our PI Dina Kiwan talk about decolonising knowledge on disability in contexts of conflict and crisis in her Inaugural Lecture - 10 May at 6pm birmingham.ac.uk/university/col…

Opportunity for ECRs: The Disability Under Siege project has funding available for up to 3 postdocs focussing on disability, with fieldwork in Jordan, Lebanon and/or Palestine. Application deadline 22 May. Full info at disabilityundersiege.org/?page_id=3855 #AcademicTwitter #DisabilityTwitter

Our R&E call offers funding of up to £125k for large-scale research projects on disability in conflict and crisis in Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine. Open to universitities, NGOs, DPOs. Call deadline 26 June, info sessions on 11 & 26 May - more in link below:

Launching today: a new PolicyBristol report & animation, collaborated on by experts from the University of Bristol Human Rights Implementation Centre & YOLRED_Uganda 'The response to COVID-19 in Northern Uganda should be disability-inclusive'➡️bit.ly/3B6L37Q #IDPwD #IDPwD2022

Published in honour of International Day of People with Disabilities on 3 December, this film is part of a disability-inclusive & led research project to assess the impact of COVID-19 on war-affected disabled populations in Uganda: youtube.com/watch?v=p9BjZx… Animation: Creatures Animation

The policy report and animation underline the importance of not just including people with disabilities in all spaces, but ensuring they lead and guide these spaces and are front and centre of decision-making on disability policy and programming. #IDPwD #IDPwD2022

🔸Find out more about the project and team: "The response to Covid-19 in Northern Uganda should be disability-inclusive" ➡️bit.ly/3H5ij3c #IDPwD #IDPwD2022 #DisabilityInclusion #MoreInclusiveWorld

In honour of #InternationalDayforPeoplewithDisabilities, we are delighted to launch this policy report which looks at the impact of COVID-19 on people with disabilities in Northern Uganda. Accompanying animation is well worth a watch too (it's 6 mins): youtube.com/watch?v=p9BjZx…

📢New Policy Briefing, The response to Covid-19 in Northern Uganda should be disability-inclusive, from Jassi K. Sandhar. Read it here: bristol.ac.uk/policybristol/… YOLRED_Uganda Owor Arthur Bristol Law School

You can read more about the project here - bristol.ac.uk/law/news/2022/…

Have you read our policy report yet, which looks at COVID-19's impact on people with disabilities in Northern Uganda? You should, it's excellent. It is based on the experiences of 16 people with disabilities who were our co-researchers, and who compiled the recommendations here👇🏾