‘Families, History and Learning Difficulties’
The Open University, 9th and 10th July 2009
Michael Young Building, Rooms 1, 2, 3 & 4
Programme- Day One
9th July 2009
‘Discovering Families’
09.30-09.55 Coffee and Registration
09.55-10.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: Sue Dumbleton. Victor Hall and Pam Dale
10.00-10.30 ‘Family Secrets: Learning Difficulties and the Family,
1860-1960’
Keynote speech by Deborah Cohen
10.30-11.00 ‘Generation to generation: finding out about where people with learning difficulties fit into their family trees’ Mabel Cooper and Gloria Ferris
11.00-11.15 Tea and Coffee
11.15-11.45 ‘Children and young people with learning disabilities in mid-nineteenth century Britain’ David Stewart.
11.45-12.15 ‘Missed but still very much there: death and dying in an old learning disability hospital’ Stuart Todd and David O’Driscoll.
12.15-12.45 ‘Substitute Families: Teachers as Primary Caregivers during the Second World War’ Sue Wheatcroft
12.45-1.55 Lunch and Exhibition
1.55-2.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: Jan Siska and Gloria Ferris
2.00-2.30 ‘Finding my Family’ Victor Hall
2.30-3.00 ‘More then just a name in an admission book: discovering lost families and histories of those with learning disabilities one hundred years ago’ Kath Ensor
3.00-.3.15 Tea and Coffee
3.15-3.45 ‘Parental accounts of autism’ Mary Langan.
3.45-4.15 ‘Views and Experiences of older family carers with special reference to ethnicity’ Raghu Raghavan
Programme-Day Two
10th July 2009
‘Family Experiences’
09.30-09.55 Coffee and Registration
09.55-10.00 Introduction:
Co-chairs: Anne Lewthwaite. Mabel Cooper and
Sue Ledger
10.00-10.30 ‘Caring or cared for? An Irish perspective on the family relationships of people with intellectual disabilities’ Zoe Hughes
10.30- 11.00 ‘This was my life: I’m here to tell it’ Kelley Johnson and Patrick Kearney
11.00-11.15 Tea and Coffee
11.15-11.45 ‘Life Histories and Families’ Louise Frost
11.45-12.15 ‘The exceptional experience of difference: a learning journey through difficulties and insights’ Hilra Vinha
12.15-12.45 ‘My Life’ Elizabeth Harkness
12-45.1.55 Lunch, Exhibition and Film
1.55-2.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: David O’Driscoll and Patrick Delaney
2.00-2.30 ‘Autism and Learning Disability over time: an early- life history approach’ Andrew Lovell
2.30-3.00 ‘Out of the frying pan…’ Daniel Doherty
3.00-3.15 Tea and Coffee
3.15-3.45 ‘When Hospital Care was the main alternative to Family Care: a Survey in 1983’ Anne McAreavy
3.45-4.15 Summing up, Jan Walmsley
09.55-10.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: Sue Dumbleton. Victor Hall and Pam Dale
10.00-10.30 ‘Family Secrets: Learning Difficulties and the Family,
1860-1960’
Keynote speech by Deborah Cohen
10.30-11.00 ‘Generation to generation: finding out about where people with learning difficulties fit into their family trees’ Mabel Cooper and Gloria Ferris
11.00-11.15 Tea and Coffee
11.15-11.45 ‘Children and young people with learning disabilities in mid-nineteenth century Britain’ David Stewart.
11.45-12.15 ‘Missed but still very much there: death and dying in an old learning disability hospital’ Stuart Todd and David O’Driscoll.
12.15-12.45 ‘Substitute Families: Teachers as Primary Caregivers during the Second World War’ Sue Wheatcroft
12.45-1.55 Lunch and Exhibition
1.55-2.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: Jan Siska and Gloria Ferris
2.00-2.30 ‘Finding my Family’ Victor Hall
2.30-3.00 ‘More then just a name in an admission book: discovering lost families and histories of those with learning disabilities one hundred years ago’ Kath Ensor
3.00-.3.15 Tea and Coffee
3.15-3.45 ‘Parental accounts of autism’ Mary Langan.
3.45-4.15 ‘Views and Experiences of older family carers with special reference to ethnicity’ Raghu Raghavan
Programme-Day Two
10th July 2009
‘Family Experiences’
09.30-09.55 Coffee and Registration
09.55-10.00 Introduction:
Co-chairs: Anne Lewthwaite. Mabel Cooper and
Sue Ledger
10.00-10.30 ‘Caring or cared for? An Irish perspective on the family relationships of people with intellectual disabilities’ Zoe Hughes
10.30- 11.00 ‘This was my life: I’m here to tell it’ Kelley Johnson and Patrick Kearney
11.00-11.15 Tea and Coffee
11.15-11.45 ‘Life Histories and Families’ Louise Frost
11.45-12.15 ‘The exceptional experience of difference: a learning journey through difficulties and insights’ Hilra Vinha
12.15-12.45 ‘My Life’ Elizabeth Harkness
12-45.1.55 Lunch, Exhibition and Film
1.55-2.00 Introduction
Co-chairs: David O’Driscoll and Patrick Delaney
2.00-2.30 ‘Autism and Learning Disability over time: an early- life history approach’ Andrew Lovell
2.30-3.00 ‘Out of the frying pan…’ Daniel Doherty
3.00-3.15 Tea and Coffee
3.15-3.45 ‘When Hospital Care was the main alternative to Family Care: a Survey in 1983’ Anne McAreavy
3.45-4.15 Summing up, Jan Walmsley
3 comments:
nene,
foi sensacional aquele dia na biblioteca, nos conversando sobre os destiorados da vida.
rimos tanto as gargalhadas. se fosse meio de periodo letivo o seguranca teria vindo perguntar se a gente queria um gomado pra se ocupar, nera nao?
muuuuito sensacional sua narrativa sobre essa conferencia em MK. essas coisas mudam a vida da gente. fique firme, viu? ah sua apresentacao com aqueles cartoons super super.
beijos e tamos ai.
Ai, fia, nossos papos sao sempre assim, como direi...revigorantes pra mim!!! Voce tem sido uma presenca linda que surgiu na minha vida.
Beijo
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opus citato
:-)
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