Image credit: Pexels.com By Diane Carr and Esther Fox. Introduction: Esther Fox is a visual artist, Head of Accentuate and a Community Co-Investigator on the…
A discussion about games, VR and Esther Fox’s work on genetic screening
Project:Cross-workstream learning
D4D Themes in discussion at Stoke
There are some key themes emerging from the eight project strands of D4D as the program of work develops. What follows is Colin Hambrook’s summary…
Engaging Empathy through Creativity – Corsham Arts Centre
We warmly invite you to join us on Friday 30th November at the Pound Arts Centre for a one-day conference which will explore the ways…
Presentations, participation and process: reflections on a day thinking about invisibility, visibility, audio description and disabled people’s exclusion.
On the 4thof July Jacqui Lovell attended the Centre for Culture and Disability Studies (CCDS) at Liverpool Hope University in order to take part in…
Just Theorising, and its implications
By Stephanie Harvey I’m sitting on the train back from Sheffield with (I won’t lie) a can of G&T, packet of crisps and a man…
Where is Disability in all of this?
By Stephanie Harvey The weekend of the 23rd February was one of anticipation, trepidation and exhilaration for this PhD student. It was the date of…
In Memoriam: Dr Sue Porter 20.10.54 – 11.01.2017
Dr Sue Porter Dr Sue Porter was absolutely integral to the D4D project. From the outset, she was a central force in building D4D, developing…