Deborah Mason 02/07/2025 Deborah Mason 02/07/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Preserving History, Shaping the Future: The National Autistic Society In our Words Archive Project Read More Deborah Mason 06/06/2025 Deborah Mason 06/06/2025 Accessibility and Archives: A death in Cheltenham Part 2: “They’ve done for me. I shall never get over it” Read More Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Accessibility and Archives: A death in Cheltenham Part 1: “I am not able” Read More Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 When is participatory cataloguing truly participatory? Read More Deborah Mason 25/04/2025 Deborah Mason 25/04/2025 Accessibility and Archives: “A working man is only of any value as long as he can do a hard day’s work” Read More Deborah Mason 28/03/2025 Deborah Mason 28/03/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Strong smell from the conservation studio! Creating sensory maps at the University of Edinburgh Read More Deborah Mason 18/03/2025 Deborah Mason 18/03/2025 Accessibility and Archives: “thanks be to God she came now to be well married” Read More Deborah Mason 07/03/2025 Deborah Mason 07/03/2025 Inclusive cataloguing blog: “an ancient tale new told” Read More Deborah Mason 11/02/2025 Deborah Mason 11/02/2025 Accessibility and Archives: “Nothing but ‘low’ and ‘little’”? Read More Deborah Mason 28/01/2025 Deborah Mason 28/01/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Thinking about (disability) history and archival outreach when watching “Wolf Hall” Read More Deborah Mason 10/01/2025 Deborah Mason 10/01/2025 Accessibility and Archives: The Antonia Project: Bringing the Past into the Future Read More Deborah Mason 12/12/2024 Deborah Mason 12/12/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “he had not wit enough to looke to himselfe.” Read More Deborah Mason 05/12/2024 Deborah Mason 05/12/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “a few deaf and dumb men who work as journeymen” Read More Deborah Mason 27/11/2024 Deborah Mason 27/11/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “For disability, see infirmities” Read More Deborah Mason 21/11/2024 Deborah Mason 21/11/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “Well endured is half cured” Read More Deborah Mason 14/11/2024 Deborah Mason 14/11/2024 Accessibility and Archives: “A genuine full length picture of humble mechanic life” Read More Deborah Mason 05/11/2024 Deborah Mason 05/11/2024 Accessibility and Archives: Do you include Disability when you imagine Diversity? Read More Deborah Mason 18/10/2024 Deborah Mason 18/10/2024 Describing prejudicial materials in special collections: the Rare Books & Manuscripts Section Controlled Vocabulary for Rare Materials Cataloguing Read More Deborah Mason 04/10/2024 Deborah Mason 04/10/2024 Accessibility and Archives: Richard Harris: “a pet on the plantation” Read More Deborah Mason 30/09/2024 Deborah Mason 30/09/2024 Accessibility and Archives: “Oh, call my brother back to me: I cannot play alone.” Read More Newer Posts Older Posts
Deborah Mason 02/07/2025 Deborah Mason 02/07/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Preserving History, Shaping the Future: The National Autistic Society In our Words Archive Project Read More
Deborah Mason 06/06/2025 Deborah Mason 06/06/2025 Accessibility and Archives: A death in Cheltenham Part 2: “They’ve done for me. I shall never get over it” Read More
Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Accessibility and Archives: A death in Cheltenham Part 1: “I am not able” Read More
Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 Deborah Mason 05/06/2025 When is participatory cataloguing truly participatory? Read More
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Deborah Mason 28/03/2025 Deborah Mason 28/03/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Strong smell from the conservation studio! Creating sensory maps at the University of Edinburgh Read More
Deborah Mason 18/03/2025 Deborah Mason 18/03/2025 Accessibility and Archives: “thanks be to God she came now to be well married” Read More
Deborah Mason 07/03/2025 Deborah Mason 07/03/2025 Inclusive cataloguing blog: “an ancient tale new told” Read More
Deborah Mason 11/02/2025 Deborah Mason 11/02/2025 Accessibility and Archives: “Nothing but ‘low’ and ‘little’”? Read More
Deborah Mason 28/01/2025 Deborah Mason 28/01/2025 Accessibility and Archives: Thinking about (disability) history and archival outreach when watching “Wolf Hall” Read More
Deborah Mason 10/01/2025 Deborah Mason 10/01/2025 Accessibility and Archives: The Antonia Project: Bringing the Past into the Future Read More
Deborah Mason 12/12/2024 Deborah Mason 12/12/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “he had not wit enough to looke to himselfe.” Read More
Deborah Mason 05/12/2024 Deborah Mason 05/12/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “a few deaf and dumb men who work as journeymen” Read More
Deborah Mason 27/11/2024 Deborah Mason 27/11/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “For disability, see infirmities” Read More
Deborah Mason 21/11/2024 Deborah Mason 21/11/2024 Disability History Month: Accessibility and Archives: “Well endured is half cured” Read More
Deborah Mason 14/11/2024 Deborah Mason 14/11/2024 Accessibility and Archives: “A genuine full length picture of humble mechanic life” Read More
Deborah Mason 05/11/2024 Deborah Mason 05/11/2024 Accessibility and Archives: Do you include Disability when you imagine Diversity? Read More
Deborah Mason 18/10/2024 Deborah Mason 18/10/2024 Describing prejudicial materials in special collections: the Rare Books & Manuscripts Section Controlled Vocabulary for Rare Materials Cataloguing Read More
Deborah Mason 04/10/2024 Deborah Mason 04/10/2024 Accessibility and Archives: Richard Harris: “a pet on the plantation” Read More
Deborah Mason 30/09/2024 Deborah Mason 30/09/2024 Accessibility and Archives: “Oh, call my brother back to me: I cannot play alone.” Read More
