While disability performance is often understood as a resolutely secular practice, this article suggests that part of the potency of disability arts often lies in the cultural work of claiming disabled people’s lives as sacred. In the acclaimed solo ...

The Learning Disabilities and Autism Research Group invites you to a hybrid seminar.

Great piece from Krysia Waldock about why “bums on seats” is never a sign of inclusion, or of justice. When your faith community talks about welcome, are you giving “thoughts and prayers” vibes, or ar...

Disability, Justice and Churches by Dr Naomi Lawson Jacobs

Kathleen Stock argues that Gen Z women are pretending to have chronic illnesses, painting walking sticks as a social-media trend

Our 15th annual conference focuses on Neurodiversity, faith, church and God, and explores how to learn to love our own minds

The Neurodiversity Motion at General Synod & the Social Murder Festival at Manchester Metropolitan University Two groups I'm part of have been doing important, impactful work through activism and rese...

A definition of neurodiversity and the activity of the Neurodiversity Working Group

by Canon Dr Phil Groves, who was a CMS Mission partner and lecturer in theology at St Philip’s Kongwa in Tanzania. He served at the Anglican Communion Office for 10 years. He has attended two Lambeth ...

Join Lucy Easthope, Visiting Professor of Social Justice and Bereavement, for a discussion on challenging social murder.

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The report, All Kinds of Minds, has been put together for the General Synod, the Church's governing body, which meets in York next week.

Leadership from the Edge: Disabled People and the Prophetic Renewal of the Church

Exploring theological wisdom and practice for the move into menopause.