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Disability and motherhood: the choice mothers make

This is an updated post from our archives. The article explores the complex emotions and societal judgments faced by mothers…

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Using blogging and speaking to raise awareness of disabilities

Hannah, a blogger with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, uses blogging to raise awareness of what it's like living with an…

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4 ways to help blind and visually impaired people during the festive season

Blind blogger Holly shares 4 ways you can make Christmas more inclusive for blind and visually impaired people.

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Is the Awkward Ending?

This is an updated post from our archives. The article discusses Scope’s “End the Awkward” campaign, highlighting research that reveals…

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Face mask exemptions: how to ensure you don’t get fined if you’re exempt

With the new rules around wearing a face mask on public transport in the UK, we detail the face mask…

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Inclusive advertising: we’re starting to see change

Updated Post: The Power of Inclusive Advertising This article has been refreshed with new insights into the benefits of inclusive…

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Debate: Intimacy, dementia and the State

Debate: Intimacy, Dementia, and the State” discusses the delicate balance between personal relationships and state intervention, focusing on Thomas Middleton’s…

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What is it like social distancing as a visually impaired person?

Emily Davidson, who is registered blind, shares her thoughts on the challenges for people who are visually impaired when it…

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How to care for your eyes properly all year round

Comprehensive Guide to Year-Round Eye Care This is an updated post from our archives. It discusses how seasonal changes can…

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10 bizarre experiences with carers

This updated article from our archives “10 Bizarre Experiences with Carers” shares personal anecdotes highlighting the unexpected and often humorous…

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