LocaLiminal @LocaLiminal

Joined August 2021

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CommunityFirstYorks @CommFirstYorks

3 years ago

#Rural households are being disproportionately impacted by the #CostOfLivingCrisis bit.ly/3NIbLdM. 27% of rural households in #FuelPoverty Cheapest homes 8.8 x earnings Reliance on cars & high petrol prices 65% more food parcels distributed in 2022/23 @ACRE_national

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Facet Publishing @facetpublishing

4 years ago

Supporting People to Live Well with Dementia by Sarah McNicol explores how library customers may be affected by #dementia and how #libraries can better support people with dementia and their carers. Publishing 19th Jan 2023. Pre-order here: facetpublishing.co.uk/page/detail/su… @LizBrewster

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Kenny Keil @kennykeil

4 years ago

Lizzo plays a flute and one day later everyone's an expert on flutes. They should keep handing her instruments until we accidentally bring back music education

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@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin

4 years ago

Us to achieve. That if our lives are truly worth living, then some higher power—not the Ableds, never them—will intervene. What will actually happen is exactly what happened during the pandemic. Nothing.

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@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin

4 years ago

Conscience than actually empowering disabled people. When disabled people are left for dead, they think of the ones that “overcome” and “inspire” and tuck themselves in at night with the idea that if anything happens and we, disabled people, are meant to survive, than that’s on

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@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin

4 years ago

People around me repeated and touted his story (Michael hingson). “It’s inspirational,” “how to overcome your disability, wow” all the things. It was one of the first time that I realized the way Nondisabled people talk about disability is more about soothing their own guilty

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@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin

4 years ago

I don’t really observe 9/11 as it were. Around the same time it happened, I was in school during a drill and was told that in the event of an emergency I’d be left in the building. There was a man in the towers who was blind who ushered others out of the building in darkness.

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Jennifer Williams @JenWilliams_FT

4 years ago

Currently listening to Andy Haldane give a lecture at Manchester university about levelling up. Whitehall depts have a lot of similarities with his dog, he says. ‘They both lack spatial awareness.’