Dr Ryan Bramley 🐻

Michael Sheen buys £1m worth of people's debts - BBC News The Hollywood actor has helped 900 people in south Wales with their debts for a new documentary.

Lovely, lovely bloke.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

In the Veins / The Longest Year + Q&A A special one-off double bill to mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the Miner’s Strike, newly commissioned archive short film In the Veins plays alongside the 1985 Yorkshire Television documentar...

Mon 3 March @cfrc-folklore.bsky.social working group member @bramleytweets.bsky.social is chairing a Q&A of producers and academics at the screening of In the Veins/The Longest Year at the Showroom Cinema marking 40 yrs since the miners' strike. For info 👇
www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/intheveins

Nicole continued: "Recently, I organized a whole-school drop-down day on Financial Literacy. It was a huge success, and I owe that to the methods you taught me.

"I’m so grateful to you for introducing me to this creative and transformative way of teaching."

Nicole, one of our fantastic teacher participants, told us this in a recent email:

"Working with you had a profound impact on the way I teach, and I’m now incorporating interdisciplinary education into my school."

Dr Ryan J. Bramley SFHEA on LinkedIn: ‘One person can’t deliver it’: exploring teachers’ agency and stance in… 📢 New article alert! Sabine Little, Julia Bishop and I report the findings of ‘Designing an Interdisciplinary Subject’, our funded international research…

New article alert!

Sabine Little, Julia Bishop and I report the findings of ‘Designing an Interdisciplinary Subject’, our funded international research project involving collaboration with ten UK-based teachers who were supported to create and evaluate 100 interdisciplinary lessons (10 per teacher)

A screenshot from the BBC Sport website. A rugby update reads: "Smith misses penalty: England 12-18 France. Another shocker from Marcus Smith as his kick is pulled wide. That is a poor piss from a very kickable position." Awkward typo!

Bit harsh from the BBC! #SixNations

I finally have a website! 🥳

RyanBramley.com

40 programs on this list has “Disabled” or “Disability/ies” in their title

Interested in doing an online Mental Health First Aid course to help further my understanding (especially for work) but just found out that I can't access Government funding for this because I'm based in South Yorkshire 😔

Has anyone else come across this issue? I'm really disappointed!

93% of refugees cannot reach university

Our mission is to change that.

You can join that mission by supporting our Beyond Survival campaign buff.ly/4eM3gbG

ALL DONATIONS ARE MATCHED @biggive.bsky.social until 10 Dec ⏳

Everyone deserves a life beyond survival - including refugees

Literacies of Dissent Learning, youth activism and social change

👋 New to this app, hoping to find my online academic/practice community!

I work with youth & student activists to explore how they learn & share knowledge in/through activism – so education & literacy studies, youth studies, social movement studies!

Current project: www.literaciesofdissent.com

I can't believe it's 2024 and people are still using the phrase 'the deaf' 😮‍💨

Today is #IDPWD2024 it's a day to recognise + celebrate diversity. There is still a long way to go until we gain complete equality, but remember please don't actively avoid people with disabilities, or patronise, instead speak to us, include us within your lives. Be kind, always!

a 3d model of a pokemon with a sword and shield Alt: A GIF of Zekrom, a legendary Pokémon from the Pokémon White game, doing a funny dance. Zekrom has piercing red eyes and dark grey to black skin that seems to be armor-like. Zekrom also has a large, generator-like tail and long mane that ends in a tip, which occasionally glows in an iridescent blue color. It also has a set of small black wings behind its three-clawed arms.

Last night was one of my favourite gig experiences ever - and not just because I got to see Sleep Token.

I sat waiting for the support act, playing Pokémon White - keeping myself entertained, y'know?

Next thing you know, I had a crowd of about ten people cheering me on towards my 8th gym badge 🥇

This looks fantastic!

We're moving to #BlueSky from 'the other place'. The funded project has ended, but the work continues so please follow us here!

Antipsychotics and intellectual disabilities: lessons from big data, little data and missing data

Listening to @yonalunsky.bsky.social talking about #PsychotropicMedication as part of www.rsm.ac.uk/events/intel...

Thinking about links to www.mmu.ac.uk/research/pro...

@suecaton.bsky.social

This #LearningDisability Starter Pack includes a growing number of #JusticeforLB ers go.bsky.app/J6k8Rsr inc @sarasiobhan.bsky.social @lizpiercy.bsky.social @jennywalkabout.bsky.social @alexadwilson.bsky.social @profkrc.bsky.social @karachrome.bsky.social @davidh7.bsky.social @sabasalman.bsky.social

'Refused service again with my guide dog, I'm done speaking out' Sean Dilley is inundated with abuse on social media whenever he posts about discrimination issues.

"Often the most vile abuse comes in the replies to lengthy threads, where discourse seems to get out of hand.

"Why would I continue to put myself through this?"

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Such a great and different take on how to show and share a research project, with a fantastic range of submissions too.

Tired of Spinning Plates is about family carers, with an online exhibition space - link below - where people shared their experiences.

#carer #disability #siblings #academia

Me too! Shame he's not a toolmaker, mind

Emily Garside Writer and Researcher

Throwing it out over here that I'm job hunting/available for freelance work.

I'm an experienced arts professional and project manager. I also have an array of experience in research and writing.

I also run workshops on LGBTQ+ culture and history, inclusion and Neurodiversity.

emilygarside.com

"Students in focus groups wanted more education about how to bring about change."

Love this, Lee! Thanks so much for sharing - looking forward to having a proper read...

<em>British Educational Research Journal</em> | BERA Journal | Wiley Online Library This paper, co-authored between three adults and five children aged 8–11, adopts a ‘collaborative writing as inquiry’ approach to examine and discuss the authors' experiences of a participatory resea....

You're too kind!

There's one article out already that my colleague Sabine co-wrote (link below) and a second we wrote together that's with the peer reviewers as we speak 🤞🏻

bera-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Fab work! Amazing what can be gained when you actually ask children and young people what they'd like to learn about and work with them to put something together.

Reminds me of this from a couple of years back: www.sheffield.ac.uk/education/re...

But I wanna kitten!! 🥲

We're gonna need a bigger boat!

Had more lovely interactions + organic follows in a week on this platform than I've had in years in the other place 🥰

I'll try to keep this profile updated as much as I can - so if you're interested in #accessibility, #digital, #DisabilityStudies, #filmmaking and/or #education, come say hi! 😊

So kind of you to say so, Flora!

We were subsequently approached by a big UK film production and distribution company - hoping we have something even more exciting to share soon! 🤞🏻

CONPLA is running on 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st Nov at Universidad Nacional de Asunción, Paraguay.

Dr Angela Colvert and Dr Aneesh Barai (Sheff Education) will also present their brilliant research at the conference.

We are hugely grateful to Sara Garcia Cespedes for organising and facilitating!