A question I am taking to #CeDR18; 'How can we balance theorising ableism and disablism in these times of the dis/ability complex'. Some thoughts here jstor.org/stable/10.1111… - some copies of paper available via DM with Prof Katherine Runswick-C Dr. Kirsty Liddiard rebeccalawthom

Looking forward to #cedr18 next week. I am very excited to present my paper and meet great scholars at the conference. #disabilitystudies #marketing #norms

Very much looking forward to this #cedr18

Preparing for our brill livinglifetothefullest.org panel at #CeDR18 @emmavogelmann Lucy Watts MBE MUniv FRSA @claimesuk Education@Sheffield Social Sciences | The University of Sheffield Economic and Social Research Council Professor Dan Goodley Prof Katherine Runswick-C CeDR

Final preparations are underway for #cedr18. The bags are blank this year ready for craftivist pimping with GeorgeJulian. The books have Raana Salman's wonderful piece Mosaic on the front, and of course, the chocolate buttons are back. Much thanks to @DrRachFox for packing 👏🏻

Enjoying working on my presentation this morning for CeDR #cedr18 Lancaster #DisabilityStudies conference this week 👍🏻 exploring constructs of #normalcy and #diversity in #musicTherapy theory and practice, a subject I’m really interested in and passionate about 🎵

More (free!) tickets just released for our Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Sciences event: The Co-Researcher Collective: What does it mean to live life to the fullest? #LiveFull2018 See here eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-co-resea… Dr Leah Burch (she/her) @simoncramp71 Purple Patch Arts @goodthingsfdn CeDR

Congratulations to Peter Fuzesi who was awarded his PhD 'Enabling Access - Designing with and for Dis/Abled People in-between Markets' today Sociology Department Lancaster University 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🍾🍾🍾

Latest publication from CeDR members Dr Rebecca Fish and Hannah Morgan @hannahnagrom.bsky.social

Analysis of the disability content of the #GE19 manifestos based on the ROFAcampaign demands. Written by our Chris Grover and Hannah Morgan @hannahnagrom.bsky.social bit.ly/DisabilityGE19

Delighted to issue the #CallForPapers for our Disability Studies conference this September. Deadline 31st March Details on our website: bit.ly/CeDR2020 #CeDR2020

A reminder of the #CallForPapers for our Disability Studies Conference this September. Deadline is 31st March. Details on our website bit.ly/CeDR2020 #CeDR2020

In partnership with our NNDR colleagues, the 2020 Lancaster Disability Studies Conference is postponed until September 2021. The NNDR Reykjavik conference will take place in May 2022. For more information & our joint statement: bit,ly/CeDR2020

In co-ordination with #NNDR, the Lancaster and Reykjavik Disability Conferences are postponed until 2022/3. Its important to us that the conferences can be accessible, inclusive and safe. More details on our website: bit.ly/CeDRConference

Thanks for this acknowledgement Jon. Here at Lancaster University we work closely with Lancaster SocialWork to ensure their programme is grounded in the work of activists and user-generated knowledge and practice. Social Workers are important allies for disabled people #WorldSocialWorkDay2021

Looking forward to @suecranmer launching her book 'Disabled children and digital technologies' next week bit.ly/CranmerLaunch

The importance of good relationships with staff in the lives of learning disabled people identified in Dr Rebecca Fish research & cited by Baroness Hollins in Parliament last week. View the debate bit.ly/3EBjoew. Read summaries of Becky's work bit.ly/3w2Ck2C

We are sorry to announce that the Lancaster Disability Studies Conference 2022 won't be taking place. Thanks to all those who have participated and supported the conference since it started back in 2003. bit.ly/2NvpODS