Abstract The Financial Crisis of 2008 resulted in many western economies implementing
cuts in health and social care. This systematic review provides a holistic picture of the impact …

The inclusion of people with intellectual disability in cultural and civic activities is an
important point for discussion, particularly in the context of supporting the social …

Background Inclusive research is increasingly common in intellectual disabilities research,
but ways in which voice of co‐researchers with intellectual disabilities is presented remain …

Background A high sense of subjective well‐being has been associated with more prosocial
behaviours, better health, work productivity and positive relationships. The aim of this …

As digital technologies have become ubiquitious in contemporary urban environments,
geographers should recognize the co-constitutive role of such technologies in the …

This article presents some of the community-based artwork of a group of men with learning
disabilities, who aimed to challenge some of the misconceptions associated with learning …

Recent work in geography has begun to look at the opportunities for care from siblings,
friends and neighbours alongside parents and spouses. This paper examines the daily …

This article describes how two self-advocates worked with two academics and others to
produce a toolkit to help self-advocacy groups run better projects. We begin by explaining …

Learning disability policy has for some time been framed by the goal of inclusion which
purports to enable people with learning disabilities to lead a 'life like any other'person. This …

People with a learning disability in the UK are increasingly choosing to spend their time on
'care farms' but there is limited research examining these spaces from their perspective. A …