Blog: Selling Het Dorp, or the transnational framing of Social Rehabilitation
Blog: Insider or outsider? Positionality and doing oral history as a disabled historian
My respondent told me about Gerrie while we sat at her dining table, the May sun shining abundantly outside. The wedding of Gerrie’s favourite brother was coming up, so she had come to the Sewing Ring for a tailor-made outfit. Gerrie and my respondent customised her lurex stockings and made a high waist dress that […]
Blog: Schools locked down, kids locked out? – Researching barriers facing disabled students during the pandemic
To the visitor who enters my sister’s school, it is immediately clear that things are done a little differently here. Across the main entrance, a flock of walkers, wheelchairs and other devices awaits their owners, not unlike bikes in front of other schools. You might be approached by a curious student who, using a communication […]
Blog: Selling Het Dorp, or the transnational framing of Social Rehabilitation
Blog: Insider or outsider? Positionality and doing oral history as a disabled historian
My respondent told me about Gerrie while we sat at her dining table, the May sun shining abundantly outside. The wedding of Gerrie’s favourite brother was coming up, so she had come to the Sewing Ring for a tailor-made outfit. Gerrie and my respondent customised her lurex stockings and made a high waist dress that […]
Blog: Schools locked down, kids locked out? – Researching barriers facing disabled students during the pandemic
To the visitor who enters my sister’s school, it is immediately clear that things are done a little differently here. Across the main entrance, a flock of walkers, wheelchairs and other devices awaits their owners, not unlike bikes in front of other schools. You might be approached by a curious student who, using a communication […]