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Category Archives: Equality
On being disabled
Last weekend I went to Wilderness festival. Camping, outdoor living, the damp, late nights and poor quality sleep is usually a recipe for an arthritis attack. Two years ago I had one of the worst attacks I’d ever had at … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Arthritis, disability, Equality, Uncategorized
Tagged accessibility issues, arthritis, arthritis UK, disability, Equality, festivals, palindromic rheumatism
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Co-ops and choirs – what they have in common
If you believe the TV talent shows, then music, especially singing, is about ‘following your dream’, making it, and, above all, competing with other singers to be the best. Actually, I haven’t watched any of those shows for a while, … Continue reading
Posted in Co-operatives, Equality
Tagged Choirs, Co-operative Fortnights, co-operatives, singing
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Get Lippy for International Women’s Day
One of the proudest moments of my year working for Blue Ventures in Madagascar, was giving a speech (written for me in Malagasy) for International Women’s Day. I was pleased to find that the women’s association in the village had … Continue reading