Lottie Jackson
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3 weeks ago |
vogue.co.uk | Lottie Jackson
It began with a spark. When the writer Bérénice Magistretti first met designer and tech entrepreneur, Reuben Selby, over a coffee in West London two years ago, it quickly kindled into a meeting of minds. “It was rare to meet someone so open about their disability,” recalls Selby, while admitting that it was “equally rare” for him to chat freely about his neurodiversity. “Normally, it’s something I keep hidden, even from people I know well.
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3 weeks ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Lottie Jackson |Bastian Achard
It was a ‘hard no’ for Christine Sun Kim and her husband when they first toured the 1970s-style apartments of Berlin’s high-rise Leipziger Straße Complex. Despite the building’s location in the highly desirable Mitte district – and its status as an icon of postwar modern architecture – ‘it felt dark, cramped and full of walls’, reflects the California-raised artist Kim.
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2 months ago |
vogue.co.uk | Lottie Jackson
Disability can touch anyone. Your body can betray you in an instant; your circumstances can alter in a second. The British government’s recent announcement of unprecedented cuts to disability benefits, then, is a matter of universal concern. In the biggest push for reform in recent years, the Labour Party will be trimming £5 billion from the welfare budget, a move Keir Starmer argues is necessary in order to “fix the broken benefits system” and balance the nation’s books.
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Oct 24, 2024 |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Lottie Jackson
Where accessible design is concerned, Wraxall Yard is leading the wayEva NemethSpaces are always an expression of power. Look around — whether you’re encountering broken lifts, squeezing through a sleek, narrow doorway, teetering down a dimly-lit stairway to a wine bar, or leaping up the stone steps to your front door, barriers exist everywhere for disabled people.
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Sep 1, 2024 |
barnesandnoble.com | Lottie Jackson
Read an ExcerptIntroduction Disability n. /ֽ dis-ə-ֽ bi-lə-tē / (pl. disabilities) 1. an illness, injury, or condition that makes it difficult for someone to do the things that other people do 2. a disadvantage I’m going to level with you. Forget everything you’ve been led to believe about disability. You’ve been sold a lie. Dis ability is not a laminated blue badge nor an accessibility themed emoji.
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