Chiswick House, London
Maison Dieu, Faversham
Liverpool School for the Indigent Blind, Liverpool
Langdon Down Museum of Learning Disability, Teddington
The Royal School for Deaf Children, Margate
Guild of the Brave Poor Things, Bristol
St Saviour’s Deaf Church, Acton
Grove Road Housing Scheme, Sutton-in-Ashfield
in general to comment on what would improve the sector on these issues. We are still digesting the comments, but have compiled some statistical headlines. Deaf and disabled museum workers…
…I was completely oblivious of inclusive design. But in 1985 or thereabouts, everything changed because for designers new legislation appeared that required us to consider people with disabilities. The question…
quickly expanded, accommodating over 1000 patients at any one time. Glenside houses collections relating to the history of Bristol Psychiatric and Learning Disability Hospitals. The museum is on the site…
…the museum sector. • Eight shorter ‘taster’ placements for deaf and disabled people – either eight weeks full time or three months part time focusing on curatorial, conservation or learning….
…alone. The gaming community is a good example of how technology has already enabled meaningful remote connection, with disabled and non-disabled people living in a network and building friendships across…
…time with Patricia taking her out. She felt that Patricia was much more sociable and capable of enjoying activities than she was first led to believe. The official solicitor made…
…from the U3A research pages of the Langdon Down Museum of Learning Disability website, and was written by Tony’s brother, Trevor Hudson. Tony entered Normansfield at the age of…
…text below is taken directly from the U3A research pages of the Langdon Down Museum of Learning Disability website. Original drawing by Walter Ridpath Early Life Walter Ridpath was born…
…to dig out the histories of eight locations associated with deaf and disabled people. We blogged our discoveries and turned them into stories which show many of the documents and…