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25 September 2026

Mired in the Depths (or Surfaces) of AI’s Ableist Image-making Models

 This research project began just as discussions around the use (and misuse) of generative AI were getting quite intense, put mildly, within the academy. So, in thinking about the intricacies […]

09 April 2026

The Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group: How we’re fostering interest in disability research

Building on a prior iteration of the group, the Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group was relaunched in October 2025 as a space for University of Edinburgh students and staff […]

02 April 2026

Reflections on our methodological approach: Enacting care in data collection and analysis

In work package 2 of Who Cares?: Reimaging Research Cultures through research with and by disabled and chronically ill academics, we are conducting interviews with academics who self-identify as disabled, ill […]

16 February 2026

I Can (Not) Do The Thing.

I Can (Not) Do ThatThings I wish people understood about disabilityWhen you ask a disabled person to “just do the thing,” there are usually four possible answers.A — I can […]

05 February 2026

Social Model 2.0

Why We Need a Social Model 2.0by Claire GrafFor decades, the social model of disability has been one of the most transformative frameworks in disability rights. It offered a radical, […]

08 January 2026

Care, Slow Scholarship and the 'Labour of Inclusion'

‘Who Cares’? Everyone.‘Who Cares’! No one.

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25 September 2026

Mired in the Depths (or Surfaces) of AI’s Ableist Image-making Models

 This research project began just as discussions around the use (and misuse) of generative AI were getting quite intense, put mildly, within the academy. So, in thinking about the intricacies […]

09 April 2026

The Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group: How we’re fostering interest in disability research

Building on a prior iteration of the group, the Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group was relaunched in October 2025 as a space for University of Edinburgh students and staff […]

02 April 2026

Reflections on our methodological approach: Enacting care in data collection and analysis

16 February 2026

I Can (Not) Do The Thing.

I Can (Not) Do ThatThings I wish people understood about disabilityWhen you ask a disabled person to “just do the thing,” there are usually four possible answers.A — I can […]

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Mired in the Depths (or Surfaces) of AI’s Ableist Image-making Models

The Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group: How we’re fostering interest in disability research

Reflections on our methodological approach: Enacting care in data collection and analysis

I Can (Not) Do The Thing.

Social Model 2.0

Care, Slow Scholarship and the 'Labour of Inclusion'

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Mired in the Depths (or Surfaces) of AI’s Ableist Image-making Models

The Disability and Chronic Illness Reading Group: How we’re fostering interest in disability research

Reflections on our methodological approach: Enacting care in data collection and analysis

I Can (Not) Do The Thing.

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