Nothing about us without us
Reasons Revisited
Geoff Lloyd
4.8 • 2.6K Ratings
🗓️ 28 November 2022
⏱️ 58 minutes
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Summary
Hello! This week we're talking about disability activism: its past, present and future. Disabled people are routinely excluded from society, despite making up 15% of the population. How has disability activism shifted people's attitudes and perceptions? And how can we transform our society so it's fairer for everyone? To find out we speak to disability justice activist Anna Landre about why it's not possible to legislate prejudice out of existence, we also talk to Christoph Keller about his new memoir and to Ruth Malkin about the People's History Museum's new exhibition celebrating the history of disability activism.
Transcripts of all the interviews are available on our website.
Guests
Anna Landre, Disability Justice Activist and Research Fellow, UCL (@annalandre)
Christoph Keller, Novelist, editor and playwright. Author of ‘Every Cripple a Superhero’
Ruth Malkin, Community Co-Curator, People's History Museum (@PHMMcr)
More info
UCL's Global Disability Innovation Hub
The Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 List 2022
Buy Christoph's book 'Every Cripple A Superhero'
Islam Alijaj's Twitter (Swiss politician)
Visit the People's History Museum's Exhibition: Nothing About Us Without Us (until October 2023)
Get online support and advice from Scope
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