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Sharon Smith recently completed her PhD at the School of Education at the University of Birmingham (July 2024). Her research interests relate to inclusion, education, the role of parents of children/young people with SEND, co-production, critical disability studies, risk/vulnerability, philosophy of education, post-qualitative inquiry, feminist materialism and post-human theories. Her PhD research was supported by the inaugural ½¿É«µ¼º½ doctoral fellowship.
Presenting at conferences is both an opportunity and a challenge: how do you make your research clear, engaging, and memorable? This two‑hour interactive session will equip researchers with...
Conference Poster Design for Early Career Researchers: Communicate Your Research with Impact Introduction Are you preparing for your first academic conference or looking to improve how you...
Conference Poster Design for Early Career Researchers: Communicate Your Research with Impact Introduction Are you preparing for your first academic conference or looking to improve how you...
Emily Dobrich was awarded Best Presentation for Alternative Education at the 2024 ½¿É«µ¼º½/WERA Conference for her presentation, An Embodied Educational Research Project to Build Solidarity and...
This session is for anyone who chairs sessions at ½¿É«µ¼º½ conference, anyone who would like to do this in the future, and for others who are interested in this vital aspect of conference organisation...
The relationship between poetry and philosophy is ineluctable (unavoidable and inescapable) and widely understood. Although in this blog post we won’t go as far as to claim, like Coleridge, that...
Continue reading blog postPhD mothers frequently find themselves under-represented, a reality reflected in social media posts, literature and academic discourse concerning their experiences. The prevalent narrative...
Continue reading blog postTake three postgraduate researchers with a shared interest in developing inclusive approaches to disability and education, a carrier bag of magazines donated by the Women’s Institute, scissors...
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