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Disability. Austerity. Resistance. End of Project Conference 15th & 16th September, 2015, The University of Sheffield.
This is the end of project conference for us, please down load the full programme for details of how to book your free place and more information about the event and the venue.
DOWNLOAD THE FULL PROGRAMME HERE Disability. Austerity. Resistance
Programme Tuesday 15th September
Welcome (10.00- 10.15)
- Professor Gill Valentine, Pro-Vice-Chancellor – Social Sciences, The University of Sheffield
Introduction (10.15-10.30)
- Dan Goodley, Professor of Education & Disability Studies, The University of Sheffield
Keynote 1: Coproducing research in a time of the cuts (10.30-11.00)
- Jodie Bradley, Vicky Farnsworth & Annie Ferguson, SpeakUp Self Advocacy, Rotherham
Break: Tea/Coffee (11.00-11.30)
Keynote 2: Circles of Support (11.30-12.00)
- Helen Smith, Community Circles
Keynote 3: Staying Strong: How north-west self-advocacy groups are coping with austerity (12.00-12.30)
- Laurence Clark, Dene Donalds, Karen Flood and Vicki Hornby, Pathways Associates.
Lunch (12.30-1.45)
Keynote 4: What works in employment ( 1.45-2.15)
- Keith Bates, The Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities.
Keynotes 5: Voices to be heard: standing up and being listened to (2.15-2.30)
- Bob Langsford
Keynote 6: My Concerns about the Cuts (2.30-2.45)
- Kevin White
Knowledge Café (2.45 – 3.45)
- Rebecca Lawthom, Manchester Metropolitan University, Katherine Runswick-Cole, Manchester Metropolitan University & Dan Goodley, The University of Sheffield
Tea/Coffee will be available from 3.00pm
Please bring your tea/coffee back with you to your knowledge café tables.
Close (3.45-4.00pm)
Programme Wednesday 16th September
Welcome (back) (10.00- 10.15)
- Katherine Runswick-Cole
Keynote 1: Disability. Austerity. Resistance. (10.15 -10.45)
- Dan Goodley, & Katherine Runswick-Cole
Keynote 2: The Disabling Effects of Cultural and Political Economies of Stigma
(10.45-11.15)
- Imogen Tyler
Break (11.15- 11.45)
Keynote 3: Disabled People and Austerity: ‘Causes’, Consequences and the Fightback (11.45-12.15)
- Alan Roulstone.
Keynote 4: Caring and volunteering in domestic spaces: an evaluation of a UK Home-Start organisation in austere times. (12.15-12.45)
- Jenny Fisher
Lunch (12.45- 2.00)
Keynote 5: Disability, austerity, and the labour market. (2.00 -2.30)
- Aaron Reeves
Keynote 6: Waiting for the train that never comes: What the statistics do (and don’t) tell us about inequality and people with learning disabilities (2.30-3.00)
- Chris Hatton
Tea/Coffee 3.00-3.30
Plenary: 3.30-4.00 Because we’re all #humantoo
- Dan Goodley, Rebecca Lawthom, Kirsty Liddiard, Katherine Runswick-Cole