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Thanks for having me on, Anna Jones! Education@Sheffield Child of the North Centre for Young Lives Steve Parkinson N8 Research Partnership Jennifer Rowsell Anne Longfield

Discover the latest Editors' Choice Collection, hand-picked by the #IJCC editors! bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/subject/Editor… ⏳Free to read until 31 Jan 2025! 👏Congrats Stephen Teo, PhD Prof Katherine Runswick-C Dr Martina Smith Prof Ryan Nekehia Dr Cliona Loughnane Dr. Claire Edwards Feylyn Lewis, PhD - She/her Saul Becker

Looking forward to being part of #CDS24 As always, the team are spinning plates but we will be there!

Dipping into the Exhibition before we head to #CDS24 #ImFine If you would like to contribute to the Exhibition you can do that here: mmu.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2n… And you can visit the Exhibition here: carermhspinningpla.wixsite.com/spinplatesexhi…

📣 Centre for Disability Studies conference goers! Please join me & Dr. Kirsty Liddiard on Thurs in Esther Simpson Room 1.08 for 'Rethinking Deafness, Film and Accessibility: exploring how Deaf people experience suspense in film'. Also, please add alt text when sharing #Whova event posts! #CDS24

Brilliant paper on SpinningPlates_CarerMH by Dr Martina Smith & Prof Katherine Runswick-C on the multiplicity of care stories that include love, joy, anger and distress - these stories co-exist rather than being levied against one another Centre for Disability Studies

Tired of spinning plates: Re-storying care in the lives of people with learning disabilities and their carers. 😀. #CDSLeeds2024. Prof Katherine Runswick-C Prof Ryan Dr Martina Smith Patty Douglas

‘I literally love where I am’: experiences of people with learning disabilities renting their own place. Interesting findings. David Abbott Eppie Leishman

A fab read: “…we disrupted survey methods and generated new insights into what matters to family carers….as well as the crucial role of co-production in this research.” By Prof Katherine Runswick-C Dr Martina Smith Prof Ryan & Chris Hatton #CDS24 bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journals/…

.⁦Charlie Grosset⁩ offering a care-full consideration of ‘care’ #CDS24

.Lauren Avery talking about 'familist' disability welfare policy which means that disabled people and families are left with little choice about who provides care in neoliberal ableist systems Care work is gendered and racialised #CDS24

.Ruby-Goodley considering 'care' in the neoliberal university exploring 'anonymous care' (Stevenson, 2019) paradox of being able to say 'I care' but not for who Deeply individualised and effectively un-caring models of care permeate university (and other) spaces #cds24

“I’m not interested in the revolution, I’m interested in the day after the revolution” - utterly fab keynote from Dr Miro Griffiths MBE #CDS24

Sharing our #CDS24 presentation here: sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.u… #CDS24 You can also download the visual description/transcript for the films in the presentation from the link. Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday!

We will be accepting contributions to the Spinning Plates online exhibition about caring and mental health until the end Oct 2024 and would love some more exhibits! Please DM or follow the link in the Spinning Plates post below to sign up. Thank you so much 🫶🏻

Interesting article, but many family carers tell us that they don't have time for a cup of tea, let alone time to go for a walk in nature ... #MentalHealth #Care theguardian.com/environment/ar…

It was great to hear more about the SpinningPlates_CarerMH project at the #CDS24 conference. They highlighted how care is often not considered to be a part of disability studies, but the challenges that come with care in a disablist society are so important to acknowledge and address.

Returning from #cds24 to this beautiful card on my mat A timely reminder that (even, or perhaps especially, in academic spaces) we should be outraged, it’s ok to say so And we have a duty to use that rage to bring about change All of us

Prof Katherine Runswick-C Dr Martina Smith It’s the loveliest card. I think the rage is an invitation to folks too - one that says something like, ‘what we’ve being doing isn’t working.’ Maybe people think that rage infused research is flawed. I think it’s more ethical - and… true?

Dr Martina Smith Prof Ryan SpinningPlates_CarerMH