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Curated Disability History Month collection
Our curated collection for Disability History Month. This is part of the Disability & Neurodiversity collection with titles suggested by both students and staff.
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Leisure reading on Overdrive/Libby
Audiobook and ebooks by disabled and neurodivergent authors. We have a selection of fiction and non-fiction, including help guides, biographies, essays and history.

For wider reading around disability issues and policy, our library team has put together a list of current affairs sites.

Disability News Service
The UK's only news agency specialising in disability news.
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Lawyers With Disabilities
Links to articles, resources, blogs and podcasts for the legal profession.
Lucy Webster writing for The Guardian

Access All
Link to the podcast, but also to news articles and interviews with disabled people.
Disability's not a bar
Discussions of disability with disabled barristers.
Radio 4: Disability: A New History
A history of disability in the 18th and 19th centuries, available on BBC sounds.

Disability Pride
Filmed in Chester, the video shows disabled people celebrating their identity.
Holocaust Memorial Day
IncludFest
Images, text and video from the annual festival IncludFest
Neurodiversity in Art
Neurodivergent artists discuss their art works.