Category: CLARiTY Project

Voting Rules Changes Make it Harder for Disabled People to Vote

An image of a hand posting a ballot into a ballot box, with a sticky note saying "voter ID"

Voting Rules Changes Make it Harder for Disabled People to Vote

Published March 1, 2023 by Rosie Harding

From May 2023, everyone voting at a polling station in England will have to show photo ID to vote. This is a change in the…

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Learning from Our Experience 3: Roles, Power and Privilege

Published November 10, 2021 by Rosie Harding

Reflections on Facilitating the CLARiTY Sessions In this blog, excerpted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Philipa Bragman, consultant facilitator shares her experience of working on…

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Learning from Our Experience 2: Communication, Capacity and Clarity

Published November 10, 2021 by Rosie Harding

Reflections on Making Law Accessible In this Blog, extracted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Professor Rosie Harding reflects on her experiences of telling stories from…

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Learning from our Experience 1: Power, Process, People

Published November 10, 2021 by Rosie Harding

Personal Reflections on the CLARiTY Project In this blog, extracted from the CLARiTY Project Report, Sophie O’Connell, Partner and Head of Court of Protection at…

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The Everyday Decisions Project was funded by the British Academy. The Supported Will-Making follow-up study and the CLARiTY Project were funded by the University of Birmingham ESRC Impact Acceleration Account. Ongoing research is funded by the Leverhulme Trust through a Philip Leverhulme Prize. The Co-Producing Accessible Legal Information Project is funded by the University of Birmingham. The research team are based in Birmingham Law School, at the University of Birmingham.