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Hier online nachschauen Join school and museum teachers to share practice and hear from keynote speakers on teaching inclusive histories About this event Book here to join a livestream zoom webinar and receive film recordings of keynote speeches. If you prefer to join in person at the National Maritime Museum please book here. The Teaching Inclusive… Weiterlesen »Teaching inclusive histories (online event)
There's a 'new normal' in heritage venues - find out how our partnership work can help you to support disability access. About this event Cardiff People First is run by people with a learning disability. Over the years they have partnered with Museum of Cardiff and Glamorgan Archives to create innovative ground-breaking projects. Their Take… Weiterlesen »Taking Over the New Normal – Heritage Conference
Hier zum Nachschauen: https://mmutube.mmu.ac.uk/media/Simon+Jarrett+Long+cap+BSL/1_r6n048qx About this event Dr Jarrett traces the little-known lives of people with learning disabilities from the communities of eighteenth-century England to the nineteenth-century asylum and care in today’s society. Using evidence from civil and criminal court-rooms, joke books, slang dictionaries, novels, art and caricature, this talk brings into sharp focus the… Weiterlesen »Disability History Month: Intellectual Disability in England, 1750-1900 – Dr Simon Jarrett
LGBTQ+ stories can be traced back at least 350 years in our collections and cover the experiences of LGBTQ+ people, including physicians, as well as the views of a society that medicalised them. What contributions did physicians make to the ground-breaking Wolfenden Report? How was sexuality and gender identity discussed in the earliest textbooks on… Weiterlesen »“That which never can be suppressed”: LGBTQ+ history in the Royal College Physicians‘ collections
Creative Industries Festival: Opening Statement & "Cripical Theory": 12 Aspects of Disability Art and Education That Never Get Resolved About this event Register Here for Zoom Link What is the problem with terms like 'non-disabled', 'tragic', 'brave', 'heartwarming', 'normal', 'people with disabilities' and others often used when addressing artificially constructed oppositions? This session serves as… Weiterlesen »Cripical Theory: 12 Aspects of Disability Art & Education Never Resolved
Conference: 22-23 March 2022 The experiences and histories of disabled people, like other marginalised groups, are often absent or hidden the museum or archive. Almost twenty years ago, both Annie Delin (2002) and Catherine Kudlick (2002) separately suggested that the place of disability in our shared past has been 'buried in the footnotes' or the… Weiterlesen »Invisible & Under-Represented? Disability History, Objects & Heritage
Learn museum skills and collaborate with other disabled, chronically ill and neurodiverse people to help make our museums better! About this event Join GLAM (Gardens, Libraries & Museums) for an afternoon of museum skills and discussion on representation and accessibility in our venues. This will be a chance for disabled, chronically ill and neurodiverse community… Weiterlesen »Disability Representation & Access in Oxford’s Museums
Hear how the history of care for people with learning disabilities has shifted over time, and how community care functions today About this event Before the early 19th century, people with learning disabilities were largely ignored in healthcare and medicine. Since practitioners were paid by results, care of those who were considered “incurable” was not… Weiterlesen »From Community to Hospital and Back Again: A History of Care
Find out why we need to understand the history of learning disability to ensure better support for people with learning disabilities today In many ways the past few decades have been a revolutionary period for people with learning disabilities across the world, culminating in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).… Weiterlesen »A History of Learning Disability and Human Rights
Join us in person or online for talks exploring the history and personal experiences of autism and neurodiversity. About this event Talks from 5.30pm (in person and online): What is neurodiversity and where has it come from? Increased diagnostic rates of autism, the rise of the neurodiversity movement, and growing journalism have recently fuelled autism's fame… Weiterlesen »The Metamorphosis of Autism: A History of Neurodiversity
16. Workshop des Forschungsschwerpunkts Frauen-und Geschlechtergeschichte 16. Workshop des Forschungsschwerpunkts Frauen-und Geschlechtergeschichte der Historisch-Kulturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät der Universität wien DisAbility und Gender History. Intersektionale Perspektiven auf Behinderung und Geschlecht Freitag, 4. November 2022, 9:30 bis 16:30 Universität Wien, Seminarraum 6, Kolingasse 14-16, 1090 Wien Der Workshop fragt nach den vielfältigen Schnittstellen zwischen Geschlechtergeschichte und DisAbility History. 9:15 Ankommen 9:30… Weiterlesen »DisAbility und Gender History. Intersektionale Perspektiven auf Behinderung und Geschlecht
Call for Papers for Workshop on Wed 13th-15th September 2023 (Manchester, hybrid) Deadline for Submissions: 1st May 2023 For over two decades, historians of disability have called for greater engagement with material culture (Katherine Ott, David Serlin, and Stephen Mihm). Responding to this call, they have extensively examined prosthetics and wheelchairs, focusing on the processes of… Weiterlesen »CFP – „Hidden Worlds: Histories of Disability Things and Material Culture“, Workshop 13-15 Sept 2023