The ‘Toothpaste tube’ effect
I was reading something this morning, and I came across a phrase I’d not seen before. The writer referred to the ‘Toothpaste tube’ effect. Puzzled, I went to look at … Continue reading
Kaupapa Deaf
The story behind this blog post is long so I’ll only be covering a part of it. However, before embarking on the telling, I want to mirror a practice that … Continue reading
John Lee Clark describes his ideal DeafBlind house
Originally posted on Deaf geographies sandbox:
John Lee Clark, the DeafBlind writer has written a brilliant description of his ideal house. There’s what you’d expect in terms of spatial design,…
Chasing the dragon
When I was a kid, “chasing the dragon” meant one of two things, either mainlining heroin, or the book about Christian missions in China that was sat on my parents’ … Continue reading
Mapping the Deaf community – 19th Sept
Originally posted on Deaf geographies sandbox:
19th September – Brighton UK Extended Seminar: “Mapping the Deaf community” CUPP in partnership with Geography at University of Brighton. 1pm to 5pm. Entry…
Remember, but remember…
Today is the 100th anniversary of the day that Britain officially entered the First World War. Today, the media, and social media will be full of mentions of the war. … Continue reading
Disabled leaders in HE survey
I wouldn’t normally act as a salesman for this kind of effort. Here though, the group concerned are the “Leadership Foundation” who I know to actually be quite good when … Continue reading
MIKE GULLIVER 