Items where Author is "Slater, Tig"
Number of items: 16.
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    SLATER, Tig, SIMMS, Drew and FORMBY, Eleanor
  
(2025).
    Untangling Hope Labour from Care Labour: LGBT+ People Navigating Equality Diversity and Inclusion Work in Higher Education.
  
    Journal of Gender Studies.
  
  
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    JONES, Charlotte, WHITE, Lauren, SLATER, Tig and PLUQUAILEC, Jill
  
(2023).
    Hospitality work as social reproduction: embodied and emotional labour during COVID-19.
  
    Sociology, 58 (2), 471-488.
  
  
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    HUMPHREY, Harvey, SLATER, Tig, COLEMAN-FOUNTAIN, Edmund and JONES, Charlotte
  
(2023).
    Création d’une communauté réunissant les études queer sur le handicap : leçons tirées de l’escargot.
  
    Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, 12 (2), 226-258.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig
  
(2023).
    Mundanity, fascination and threat: interrogating responses to publicly-engaged research in toilet, trans and disability studies amid a ‘culture war’.
  
    The Sociological Review.
  
  
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    HARVEY, Humphrey, SLATER, Tig, COLEMAN-FOUNTAIN, Edmund and JONES, Charlotte
  
(2023).
    Building a Community for Queer Disability Studies: Lessons from the Snail.
  
    Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, 12 (1), 1-28.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig and JONES, Charlotte
  
(2021).
    Toilet signs as border markers: Exploring disabled people’s access to space.
  
    International Journal of Disability and Social Justice, 1 (1), 50-72.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig, ÁGÚSTSDÓTTIR, Embla and HARALDSDÓTTIR, Freyja
  
(2018).
    Becoming intelligible woman: Gender, disability and resistance at the border zone of youth.
  
    Feminism and Psychology, 28 (3), 409-426.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig and LIDDIARD, Kirsty
  
(2018).
    Why Disability Studies Scholars Must Challenge Transmisogyny and Transphobia.
  
    Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, 7 (2), 83-93.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig and LIDDIARD, Kirsty
  
(2018).
    The Crip, The Fat and The Ugly in an Age of Austerity: Resistance, Reclamation and Affirmation.
  
    The Review of Disability Studies (RDS): An International Journal, 14 (2).
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig
  
(2017).
    Becoming women: the embodied self in image culture.
  
    Disability & Society, 32 (8), 1286-1288.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig, JONES, Charlotte and PROCTER, Lisa
  
(2017).
    Troubling school toilets : resisting discourses of 'development' through a critical disability studies and critical psychology lens.
  
    Discourse : Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 1-12.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig
  
(2016).
    SEND Focus: School toilets teach disabled students that they are "different".
  
    Tes magazine.
  
  
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    JONES, Charlotte, SLATER, Tig, CLEASBY, Sam, KEMP, Gill, LISNEY, Eleanor and RENNIE, Sarah
  
(2019).
    PISSED OFF! Disability activists fighting for toilet access in the UK.
  
    
      In: BERGHS, M., CHATAIKA, T. and EL-LAHIB, Y., (eds.) 
      The Routledge handbook of disability activism.
    
    
    Routledge, 219-231.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig, SIMMS, Drew and FORMBY, Eleanor
  
(2024).
    Whose Rainbow? Project Report. A research project looking at the use of rainbow symbolism and LGBT+ inclusion initiatives in higher education.
  
    Project Report.
    Sheffield Hallam University.
  
  
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    JONES, Charlotte, WHITE, Lauren, SLATER, Tig and PLUQUAILEC, Jill
  
(2022).
    Beers, burgers + bleach : hygiene, toilets and hospitality in the time of Covid-19 : final project report 2022.
  
    Project Report.
    Exeter University.
  
  
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    SLATER, Tig and JONES, Charlotte
  
(2018).
    Around the Toilet: a research project report about what makes a safe and accessible toilet space.
  
    Project Report.
    Sheffield, UK, Sheffield Hallam University.
  
   (In Press)
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