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  1. It’s Disability History Month, a time to raise awareness and celebrate the history and achievements of disabled people and communities. It’s also a time to highlight the ongoing struggles for equality disabled people face.

    We stand in solidarity with disabled people and communities and celebrate our disabled team members, supporters and siblings!

    #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DisabilityAwareness #Disabled #TheBarriersWeFace #AbleismExists

  2. ParaPride is hosting an in-person social event for Disability History Month 2025.

    “Join us on Saturday 15th November, 3pm - 6pm for an unforgettable celebration at the newly renovated London LGBTQ+ Community Centre. Connect with the Disabled LGBTQ+ community in a lively, inclusive atmosphere filled with engaging conversations and new friendships. Don’t miss this chance to be part of something special."

    Get your free tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-parapri

    #ParaPride #DisabilityHistoryMonth

  3. How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5

    #EarlyModern #CharlesI #Parliament #DisabilityHistoryMonth #Histodons @histodons @histodon

  4. Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

    It's also another day in UK #DisabilityHistoryMonth.

    Our project includes work-caused disabilities in the UK & Ireland's rail industry history - find out more in some of our blogs:

    railwayaccidents.port.ac.uk/ta

    #IDPD2022

  5. How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI

  6. ‘How is it possible for a blind man to be a Member of Parliament?’, demanded the Evening Mail in 1860. He relied on family, friends & hired secretaries to assist him, before marrying Millicent.

    Fawcett served as MP for Brighton, 1865-74, and for Hackney from 1874 until his death in 1884.

    #MPMonday #Fawcett #DisabilityHistoryMonth