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Category Archives: Disability
‘A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer’ . . . and Fascism
I’m home from a weekend in London where, with the help of wonderful friends and a small wheelie suitcase I celebrated the end of chemo by taking a few baby steps back into the world beyond Brighton hospital clinics – … Continue reading
Bearing Witness in Lebanon: A Photo Diary Tour
As FB friends know, I’m just back from an incredible two weeks in the Middle East; first in Lebanon, as a member of charity Interpal’s Bear Witness women’s convoy, visiting refugee camps; then the West Bank, where I was exploring … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Lebanon, Politics, The Middle East, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged Interpal, Lebanon, Palestine, Refugee Crisis, Syria
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Blind Creations: Lighting the Grow/volution!
As the Greeks vote a resounding NO to austerity, here in the UK disabled activists prepare again to storm Westminster on Wednesday to protest the abolishment of the Independent Living Fund – everywhere the war on the poor is … Continue reading
Posted in Astra, Blindness, Disability, Mental Health, Novels, Politics, Rook Song, Uncategorized
Tagged Aaron McPeake, Aravinda Bhat, David Johnson, Georgina Kleege, Hannah Thompson, Hemachandran Karah, Piet Devos, Riitta Lahtinen, Russ Palmer, Ryan Knighton, Sejal Sutaria, Vanessa Warne
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