Politics of disablement, free time & waged/unwaged work | Disabling Capitalism book, Feb 2027 | 2026-2028: free time, rest & disability project | @CerasellaChis
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ALT 2 Information cards with bold text 'How do you usually use your free time? if this is a question you’d like to respond to via a questionnaire (or meeting), visit the website below.' The second card reads: 'Bread & Roses: The Politics fo Rest and Free time in, against, and beyond disabling capitalism. Research participants needed: UK-based, over the age of 18 self-identifying as being disabled, chronically ill, learning disabled, d/Deaf, neurodivergent, experiencing mental distress, having impairments, or other similar terms'. Underneath is the website breadrosesdisability.uk/questionnaire. The text is written within two rectangular shapes (one next two the other) with a white background. Two larger rectangles are in the background for each card (yellow and peachy orange), on top of a notebook-like patterned background. Two arrows point to the text.
ALT Two squares with text in the middle: have you ever been made to feel guilty for resting? if this is a question you’d like to respond to via a questionnaire, please visit the website below. BreadRosesDisability.uk/questionnaire Research participants needed: UK-based, over the age of 18 self-identifying as being disabled, chronically ill, learning disabled, d/Deaf, neurodivergent, experiencing mental distress, having impairments, or other similar terms
ALT Book promotional review graphic set against a solid sky blue background. On the left is a 3D perspective view of the book cover for No More Deaths by Welfare by China Mills, featuring bold black typography over a welfare assessment form design. On the right, white text reads: “An enraging and energising call to action” — Gargi Bhattacharyya, author of Rethinking Racial Capitalism. A small white logo sits in the bottom right corner.
ALT Workers’ inquiry: the politics of a method front cover fraturing 4 hands holding a variety of tools and devices
ALT Back cover of the issue with a hand holding a screwdriver. There is a paragraph about the issue at the top which reads: This issue of Notes from Below focuses on the politics of workers inquiry. For us, it is the method that can begin to lay the foundations for a new practice: beginning with the actual experience of capitalist exploitation in the workplace, but also with the technical knowledge needed to transform society. The aim is to support the emergence of new centres of rank-and-file activity and link these up into a larger movement. This issue reflects on both the politics and the method of putting this into practice.
ALT Two squares with text in the middle: have you ever been made to feel guilty for resting? if this is a question you’d like to respond to via a questionnaire, please visit the website below. BreadRosesDisability.uk/questionnaire Research participants needed: UK-based, over the age of 18 self-identifying as being disabled, chronically ill, learning disabled, d/Deaf, neurodivergent, experiencing mental distress, having impairments, or other similar terms
ALT Two squares with text in the middle: have you ever been made to feel guilty for resting? if this is a question you’d like to respond to via a questionnaire, please visit the website below. BreadRosesDisability.uk/questionnaire Research participants needed: UK-based, over the age of 18 self-identifying as being disabled, chronically ill, learning disabled, d/Deaf, neurodivergent, experiencing mental distress, having impairments, or other similar terms
ALT Two squares with text in the middle: have you ever been made to feel guilty for resting? if this is a question you’d like to respond to via a questionnaire, please visit the website below. BreadRosesDisability.uk/questionnaire Research participants needed: UK-based, over the age of 18 self-identifying as being disabled, chronically ill, learning disabled, d/Deaf, neurodivergent, experiencing mental distress, having impairments, or other similar terms
