About Me

I’m just over a year into a PhD in sociology and biblical studies, which will involve research into the experiences of disabled Christians. Having been previously investigating issues relating to education and rehabilitation, I’m increasingly moving into the under-researched area of disability and the sociology of religion. This blog considers the issues that come up along the way, as they relate to disability, religion, research, and the never-dull life of a disabled postgraduate student.

I like tea, vodka and theoretical discussion. I’m keen on education, human rights, diversity, and the ability to tweet in doctors’ waiting rooms. I live in the East Midlands with two cats, one hamster and one human. I am always coveting a newer, shinier mobility aid.