Call For respondents: Exploring the history of accessibility at the University of Cambridge If you - studied at Cambridge From 1970-2000 - considered yourself a disabled person/person with disabilities Then you are qualified to participate in our study! Email fm607@cam.ac.uk for more information!

Please share this call for respondents! I am researching the history of disability at Cambridge, looking at how the uni did/did not adapt for disabled students.

Picture of a plate of beans, mushrooms, hash browns. To the side there is a fruit salad. In the background is newnham college, Cambridge, which has an old-vibe to it. It's a bright picture with trees, greenery and a blue sky in it.

Newnham is a beautiful place to enjoy brunch! Shoutout to the peaches and fruit salad, which is the real hero of this story.

A picture of the University of Kent, Canterbury, campus.

So weird to be back at Kent, but this time as a visitor! I can't express how much I've missed this place.

ME: *writing in my journal with the sole aim of pissing off future historians and archaeologists* I returned to my home - which is built in the usual style - by the normal way, and prepared and ate dinner in the way I often but not always do

Exciting to see this online! Check it out if you're interested in exploring the pros and cons of autistic functioning labels

Tldr: we don't support them.

on my way. on an unrelated note, if your dog disappears, it has nothing to do with me!

I hope autumn / chaos knows I'd die for them

What is the name of this fine specimen????

Whatever brings you the most joy!

Glad to see you haven't changed a bit!

My sweet spot

Giving bluesky a go at the rec of @drstevemallory.bsky.social. I am an MPhil history and anthropology student at Cambridge, focusing on disabled experiences.

I also don't take myself very seriously, so if you want ridiculous posts about the silly little life that is a Cambridge Masters, follow me!