A 10 minute survey exploring what it is like to read or write for The Polyphony and what can happen as a result.

Emily Davis, Daniel P Jones, and Gabriela Minden reflect on the potential of dance in the critical medical humanities following their one-day event ‘Dancing Across Disciplines’ held at Durham Unive…

As a part of the Wellcome Anti-Ableist Research Cultures (WAARC) project at the University of Sheffield, we have been exploring ways of making research more inclusive and accessible, and considering

The Timms Review is inviting everyday Disabled people to redesign PIP

‘Pointless’ reviews are wasting public money and ‘significantly harming’ the mental health of claimants, charity says

Dancing Across Disciplines was a sector-wide event exploring the role of dance across research and practice. The event leads recap the day.

Kim So-young is accused of asking ChatGPT for lethal dosing advice before giving three men benzodiazepine-laced drinks. Two died.

A public lecture by Bridging Fellow Daniel P Jones has just been published by the European Society for the Study of Tics and Tourette Syndrome.

A public lecture by Bridging Fellow Daniel P Jones has just been published by the European Society for the Study of Tics and Tourette Syndrome.

Bringing a medical humanities lens to TS research and showing how performance and creative practice can open new pathways for inclusive, ethically grounded clinical and research work By Natalia Szejko

Join us for a workshop reimagining academia and the humanities from a neurodivergent perspective.

WAARC presents "Cripping Research Culture", a podcast that asks the question: "How can we make better working conditions for disabled staff in higher education?". Hosted and produced by Élaina Gauthie...

In the last episode of Cripping Research Culture, Élaina is joined by Daniel P. Jones to interview two members of the Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University, Haf Serajee and Louise Cree...

Where, and how, are conversations about neurodiversity unfolding today? An online roundtable hosted by the Neurodivergent Humanities Network

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Keen to move and be moved? Join us for a dynamic 1-day event exploring dancing across different disciplines, forms, spaces, and communities.

WAARC presents "Cripping Research Culture", a podcast that asks the question: "How can we make better working conditions for disabled staff in higher education?". Hosted and produced by Élaina Gauthie...

Tampere University and Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK) constitute the Tampere Universities community. Our areas of priority in research and education are technology, health and societ...

A new publication by our Moving Bodies Lab researcher, Emily Davis, explores professional perspectives on Scottish Ballet’s developing ‘dance on prescription’ model.

Keen to move and be moved? Join us for a dynamic 1-day event exploring dancing across different disciplines, forms, spaces, and communities.

Tourette Syndrome (TS) is commonly conceptualised as a neurological disorder that frequently has childhood onset, and is characterised by tics – impulsive vocal...

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Stealing from the needy to line their own pockets – DWP hands out £12.7 million in bonuses, up from £11.2m last year