Disability History Month Launch Event
Event box
Disability History Month organisation broadcasting on zoom their launch event.
Disability, Health and Well Being
The online launch will be evening of Thursday 17th November 2022 7-8.30pm
This will be a hybrid event.
You can join others to watch this launch event being broadcast via zoom in the Library Events area on Thursday 17th November 2022 at 7-8.30pm.
Alternatively to join the online launch virtually, you can find the registration details here on DHM webpage. You need to contact them by email before the event and they will send you a zoom link 24 hours beforehand:
The Covid Pandemic has demonstrated across the UK and around the world just how fragile are the Rights disabled people have secured for themselves and how easily we become expendable.
At the heart of this appalling state of affairs is that we are only conditionally human. Our rights can be ridden over by politicians, medical professionals or the population in general judging the world by ableist standards and practising deeply entrenched disabilist responses. Where we are counted in a disaggregated we find disabled people were not protected and had by far the highest preventable death rate.
The years of austerity aimed at disabled people and destroying our well- being arise from deeply held perceptions of our unworthiness rooted in the past history of our oppression.
UKDHM will examine this history and provide examples of how this denial of human rights can and will be reversed.
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