A collaborative initiative between Disability Matters and the Department of Psychology at Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi.

An online symposia on China on 13th August 2026

An online symposia on China on 13th August 2026

Disability Matters Online Symposia 2026: China and Disability – Zoom, Thu 13 Aug 2026 - This a free online event taking place via Zoom on Thursday 13th August, 2026, from 10-11.15am UK/ 5-6.15pm China...

Disability Matters Online Symposia 2026: China and Disability – Zoom, Thu 13 Aug 2026 - This a free online event taking place via Zoom on Thursday 13th August, 2026, from 10-11.15am UK/ 5-6.15pm China...

Disability Matters Online Symposia 2026: China and Disability – Zoom, Thu 13 Aug 2026 - This a free online event taking place via Zoom on Thursday 13th August, 2026, from 10-11.15am UK/ 5-6.15pm China...

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Disability Matters Online Symposia 2026: China and Disability – Zoom, Thu 13 Aug 2026 - This a free online event taking place via Zoom on Thursday 13th August, 2026, from 10-11.15am UK/ 5-6.15pm China...

Register on Humanitix - Disability Matters Workshop hosted by Disability Innovation Institute UNSW (DIIU) . Online. Wednesday 5th August 2026. Find event information.

Disability Matters Online Symposia 2026: China and Disability – Zoom, Thu 13 Aug 2026 - This a free online event taking place via Zoom on Thursday 13th August, 2026, from 10-11.15am UK/ 5-6.15pm China...

Disability Matters is a major six year pan-national programme of disability, health and science research, funded by a Wellcome Trust Discretionary Award, that aims to transform health research and env...

Our ambitious plans to transform Equality, Diversity and Inclusion through a proper engagement with disability

by Quinn Clark

This paper explores responses to the Ontario Human Rights Commission’s Right to Read Inquiry (2022) so as to reveal the importance of examining the social production of disability. In 2024, Christine ...

Summary. Phenomenological disability studies supports the exploration of lived experience of embodiment inclusive of perceptions of disability, which is cr

Paper presented at the Leeds Disability Studies Conference, 15th April 2026.

By Jodi Lamanna and Jackie Leach Scully

Our ambitious plans to transform Equality, Diversity and Inclusion through a proper engagement with disability

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...

Podcasting as a Recreational Scholarship Praxis

Online event exploring emotional labour in disability advocacy, research and rights, plus the role of allyship in supporting people with disability.

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...

Panel: Inclusive Recruitment and Hacking Bureaucracy – Zoom, Wed 25 Mar 2026 - This is the fifth and final instalment of the Dreaming up a Disability Inclusive Workplace webinar series hosted by the W...

Dr. Tanya Titchkosky recounts Dr. Elaine Cagulada’s February 2026 poetry reading, NEDA: Words for My Darling.

iHuman Critical Disability Studies Anita Ghai Lecture given by Dr Miro Griffiths – Zoom, Mon 2 Mar 2026 - The iHuman Critical Disability Studies Anita Ghai Lecture given by Dr Miro Griffiths, Centre f...

How exploitative political-economic management of climate change impacts and migrant care work wears down Filipinos' health and wellbeing

Self-advocacy at Work and Navigating Uncertainty – Zoom, Wed 25 Feb 2026 - This is the fourth instalment of the Dreaming up a Disability Inclusive Workplace webinar series hosted by the Wellcome Anti-...

We are an international research programme of disability, health and science research.

iHuman Critical Disability Studies Anita Ghai Lecture given by Dr Miro Griffiths – Zoom, Mon 2 Mar 2026 - The iHuman Critical Disability Studies Anita Ghai Lecture given by Dr Miro Griffiths, Centre f...

WAARC Collaborative Projects Online Festival – Zoom, Mon 20 Apr 2026 - 📅Date & Time: Monday 20th April 12noon – 3pm BST (UK time) 📍Location: On Zoom. The zoom link will be sent to you in the mo...

The Philosophy, Disability, and Social Change conference series is, by many accounts, the best, the most exciting, the most informative, the most progressive, and generally the most important event…

Organisational accountability in accessibility in the workplace – Zoom, Wed 28 Jan 2026 - This is the third instalment of the Dreaming up a Disability Inclusive Workplace webinar series hosted by the ...

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...

Register on Humanitix - Disability Matters Symposium 2026 hosted by Disability Innovation Institute UNSW (DIIU) . Online. Monday 9th March 2026. Find event information.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THE ONLINE CONFERENCE HERE The Researcher Education and Development Scholarship Conference conference takes place online 12-6pm (GMT) on the 21st January and 8.00am-1pm (GMT) on …

The iHuman Critical Disability Studies Anita Ghai Lecture given by Dr Miro Griffiths, Centre for Disability Studies, University of LeedsResistance Practices and Inclusive Imaginations: Young Disabled ...

The first hybrid seminar in the series based at Queen Margaret University, will examine anti-ableism through toys and play.

Organisational accountability in accessibility in the workplace – Zoom, Wed 28 Jan 2026 - This is the third instalment of the Dreaming up a Disability Inclusive Workplace webinar series hosted by the ...