News News stories 19 September 2024 How Academic Conferences Shape the Mindset of PhD Students: Insights and Reflections 30 July 2024 Anarchy and Activism: Disrupting Disability Event Reflections on our disability activism event which created space for postgraduate researchers (PGRs), early career researchers (ECRs), disability activists and members of civil society to engage in critical discussions and make connections. 21 June 2024 NORD living rare, living stronger – Los Angeles By Matthew Hanchard 18 June 2024 Reflecting on the 2024 Global Rare Disease Research Symposium By Jin Ding Search iHuman doctoral researchers establish networks in Toronto, Canada iHuman doctoral researchers in the School of Education, Lindsay Miller and Michael Miller, recently returned from a three-day stay in Toronto, Canada. 30 August 2020 Interventions in Disabled Childhood Studies How might we foreground the perspectives of disabled children and young people? To what extent can research work productively with disabled children as co-researchers? 30 June 2020 Co-creating a research toolkit On Tuesday 7th May, School of Education and iHuman Research Fellow Kirsty Liddiard visited Greenacre School, Barnsley, to begin planning the Living Life to the Fullest Co-Production Toolkit. 11 June 2020 Jane Campbell reviews 'A life without limits' We are delighted to post a guest blog written by the cross bench peer Baroness Jane Campbell reviewing Sir Bert Massie’s memoir ‘A life without limits’. Bert Massie was a leading disability activist and his memoir is published in May 2019. 30 May 2020 Dehumanisation captured on the BBC: A Response Written by Dan Goodley (iHuman) and Katrina Scior (UCLUS) 23 May 2020 Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Current page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 … Next page Next › Last page Last »