First thing’s first. What are “unwritten rules”, exactly? Unwritten rules are supposedly natural social and organisational conventions that are not codified anywhere specifically. Many of them represent long-established traditions passed… Read more Why Unwritten Rules are Unfair Rules for Neurodiverse People →
Read on for a write-up by Laura Carter, WOKE community organizer and a PhD student at Keele whose research focuses on narratives of motherhood in the context of contemporary migration; the lived… Read more Family Histories between Brexit and Britannia: Listening to Dr Mariangela Palladino →
Read on for a blog post sent to us from Jeff Saddington-Wiltshire who was the Education Officer at KeeleSU between 2016 and 2018. He now works for Hertfordshire Students’ Union as… Read more Is Allyship for Me? →
TW: Mental Health, Suicide, Loss Support contact details at the bottom of this post As part of mental health awareness week I have written this blog, to share what life… Read more Mental Health Awareness Week: Why Suicide as a Topic Should be De-stigmatized →
At the very start of this new year of 2019, I had made a promise with my friend to live our lives without filter – to live life with no… Read more Solidarity Visit to Goldsmiths Anti-Racist Action #MyRacistCampus →
In the midst of human rights movements, one has gone forgotten and ignored by the mass media: the autism rights movement, also known as the neurodiverse rights movement. Approximately 1%… Read more The Autism Rights Movement-the Underrated Movement of the 21st Century →
Women of Keele Educate 