Emma Baker and Rebecca Bentley 'It's not even gender neutral, gender's not David Abbott and even in Men with Duchenne muscular Marcus Jepson dystrophy and interactions with social care Mad Studies Stream Venue: Chair: Peter Beresford & Brigit McWade CC A19 Jijian Voronka, Symposium: Making Mad Studies in Kathryn Church and Canada: process, practice, and A9 Lucy Costa contestations Paper Session B: 15.30-17.00 Xirong He Experiences of soundscapes for individuals Åsa Alftberg with cochlear implants Venue: Amanda Taylor and B1 The silent corner of mental health and GF4 Gerasimos Deafness: An interdisciplinary dialogue Chatzidamianos Hearing parents raising their deaf children Xirong He on the journey to mainstream schools in Beijing, China Chair: Sue Cranmer Fostering the Production of Assistive Delia Ferri and Technologies in Europe: A Multidisciplinary Venue: Jenni Kline B2 Analysis GF5 What is an assistive technology? Convergence across mainstream and Sue Cranmer technologies. ‘assistive’ Peter Fuzesi Designing dis/abilities Chair: Katherine Runswick-Cole Deviance, normalcy and tales: performances of sexuality of disabled Susan Eriksson people in autobiographical data Venue: B3 "We had to make it normal that she was CC A15 not normal". Subjective meanings of Marta Sałkowska normalcy among mothers of persons with Down’s syndrome in Norway and in Poland the crips’: Imposing ‘Crippling ‘normalcy’ Amith Kumar P V on the disabled in India
Emma Baker and Rebecca Bentley David Abbott and Marcus Jepson 'It's not even gender neutral, gender's not even in Men with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and interactions with social care A9 Mad Studies Stream Chair: Peter Beresford & Brigit McWade Venue: CC A19 Jijian Voronka, Kathryn Church and Lucy Costa Symposium: Making Mad Studies in Canada: process, practice, and contestations Paper Session B: 15.30-17.00 B1 Xirong He Venue: GF4 Åsa Alftberg Experiences of soundscapes for individuals with cochlear implants Amanda Taylor and Gerasimos Chatzidamianos The silent corner of mental health and Deafness: An interdisciplinary dialogue Xirong He Hearing parents raising their deaf children on the journey to mainstream schools in Beijing, China B2 Chair: Sue Cranmer Venue: GF5 Delia Ferri and Jenni Kline Fostering the Production of Assistive Technologies in Europe: A Multidisciplinary Analysis Sue Cranmer What is an assistive technology? Convergence across mainstream and ‘assistive’ technologies. Peter Fuzesi Designing dis/abilities B3 Chair: Katherine Runswick-Cole Venue: CC A15 Susan Eriksson Deviance, normalcy and tales: performances of sexuality of disabled people in autobiographical data Marta Sałkowska "We had to make it normal that she was not normal". Subjective meanings of normalcy among mothers of persons with Down’s syndrome in Norway and in Poland Amith Kumar P V ‘Crippling the crips’: Imposing ‘normalcy’ on the disabled in India
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