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Performer, exhibit, excluded. Who’s on stage and whose stories are suppressed?
When we see performers on stage, what bodies are reflected in front of us – and what does that mean for the future of performance?
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Shape Up on Wheelchair Access (seriously)
Wheelchair access isn’t an optional extra, and ‘the left’ needs to stop treating it as if it is
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How to respond when you’re asked about wheelchair access
When ostensibly ‘social justice’ or ‘left wing’ events don’t put access details on their websites, they’re functionally excluding disabled people – but how should you
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Referral Management Services: Rationing by any other name
More and more GP practices are buying in services to manage the quantities of referrals they’re dealing with – but what’s the knock-on effect on
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The massacre of the disabled: Sagamihara, infanticide, abortion and assisted suicide
Nineteen people were murdered in Sagamihara, Japan, for being disabled. But how does that relate to disability-selective abortion and assisted suicide?
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Surviving in a panopticon: the reality of life on benefits
When you live on benefits, your privacy is no longer your own – and this is a deliberate function of this punitive regime
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Loss, Anger, and the Cheerful Cripple
Coming to terms with acquired impairment is a process that takes time