Mental Health Conditions (Equality Act 2010, Section 60) Alliances and activism: deliberative Mick McKeown dialogue for framing a politics of mental health Session D: 14.45-15.45 (60 minutes) Chair: Anne Kavanagh Katherine Runswick-Cole, Dan Goodley, Val Williams, Toby D1 GF1 Brandon, Annie Disability, theory and activism in a time of Ferguson, Keith austerity Bates, Pete Crane, Wendy Crane, Laurence Clark and Jodie Bradley Chair: Sue Cranmer Rachel Purtell and WHO HAS THE POWER IN YOUR CARE Venue: D2 Allan Sutherland SET-UP? GF2 The Center for Independent Living Jerusalem (CIL) - Assistive Technical Henia Schwartz Devices Workshop Chair: Damian Milton Venue: D3 Autistic expertise: a critical reflection on the GF3 Damian Milton production of knowledge in autism studies. Chair: Liz Tilly footballteam smells good“ „The – subalternity and the construction of Venue: D4 Gertraud Kremsner disability in the biographies of people with GF4 learning difficulties who used to live in (total) institutions Living independently small things that – Liz Tilly make a big difference Chair: Beth Lewis D5 People with acquired injury as Anne Abildgaard in product development
Mental Health Conditions (Equality Act 2010, Section 60) Mick McKeown Alliances and activism: deliberative dialogue for framing a politics of mental health Session D: 14.45-15.45 (60 minutes) D1 Chair: Anne Kavanagh GF1 Katherine Runswick-Cole, Dan Goodley, Val Williams, Toby Brandon, Annie Ferguson, Keith Bates, Pete Crane, Wendy Crane, Laurence Clark and Jodie Bradley Disability, theory and activism in a time of austerity D2 Chair: Sue Cranmer Venue: GF2 Rachel Purtell and Allan Sutherland WHO HAS THE POWER IN YOUR CARE SET-UP? Henia Schwartz The Center for Independent Living Jerusalem (CIL) - Assistive Technical Devices Workshop D3 Chair: Damian Milton Venue: GF3 Damian Milton Autistic expertise: a critical reflection on the production of knowledge in autism studies. D4 Chair: Liz Tilly Venue: GF4 Gertraud Kremsner „The footballteam smells good“ – subalternity and the construction of disability in the biographies of people with learning difficulties who used to live in (total) institutions Liz Tilly Living independently – small things that make a big difference D5 Chair: Beth Lewis Anne Abildgaard People with acquired injury as in product development
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