Category Archives: Inclusive Practices

Inclusive Practices Blog 3: Race

Posted on 21st June 2025 by Lucy Parker

The two readings “bookend” the educational experience of racialised students in the UK. The first, their entry into the education system when starting school. The second, the Phd and contemplating academia as a career. Both articles do so from a … Continue reading →

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Inclusive Practices: Intervention: Second Draft!

Posted on 8th June 2025 by Lucy Parker

Enhancing small group learning activities for students discussing archival bias: Using assigned roles, new prompts, pen, paper and a digital padlet. ‘The presences and absences embodied in sources or archives are neither neutral or natural. They are created […] Sources are … Continue reading →

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Inclusive Practices: Intervention idea

Posted on 27th May 2025 by Lucy Parker

In our work in the Archives and Special Collections Centre, we run a lot of one-off workshops, in liaison with tutors, for courses. These are often to introduce researching with archives, sharing the importance of considering archival bias, and may … Continue reading →

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Protected: Inclusive Practices: Blog 2: Faith

Posted on 23rd May 2025 by Lucy Parker

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Inclusive Practices Blog 1: Disability

Posted on 23rd April 2025 by Lucy Parker

Discuss specific examples from the resources that illustrate the intersection of disability with other identity aspects; Evaluate how these intersections impact the lived experiences of the interviewees. In 2020 (around a highpoint in activism of the Black Lives Matter movement), … Continue reading →

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