What happens to the identities and relationships of LGBTQ+ individuals living with dementia? How is dementia care experienced? How can dementia care address the lives, relationships, and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in safe and inclusive ways?
We have a call for Expressions of Interest in Critical Methodologies in Dementia Studies, a new book in the Routledge Dementia in Critical Dialogue series.
We are very happy to announce the release of Critical Dementia Studies: An Introduction, the first book in the Routledge series Dementia in Critical Dialogue.
We are very happy to welcome you to another online seminar hosted by the Critical dementia network. The seminar, entitled “Temporalities of dementia”, took place on the 3rd of December 3pm-4.30 PM (GMT).
Many of us have during this crisis have seen the urgent need for critical approaches and scholarship that challenges injustices including ageism and ableism that are facing older people in general and people with dementia in particular.
The first workshop of the Critical Dementia Studies Network took place in March 2019 at Södertörn University, south of Stockholm, Sweden. The two-day event focused on dialogues between dementia studies and critical disability studies (neurodiversity studies) and post-humanism.
The second workshop of the Critical Dementia Network took place at the end of October in Edinburgh. The two-day event heard from activists Agnes Houston MBE and Wendy Mitchell, author of 'Somebody I Used To Know', as well as seeing presentations by Maria Zubair (Manchester Metropolitan University) and Nirmal Puwar (Goldsmiths University).