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 Alt text: Screenshot of a Times article on a smartphone. The headline reads: “Andy Burnham: I’ll cut welfare bill to fund defence.” The article quotes the Greater Manchester mayor describing a plan to reduce welfare spending by helping more people into work rather than making what he calls “crude cuts.” A highlighted passage states that reducing the welfare bill would free up more money for defence and that Burnham is “not squeamish” about saying so. Another section cites Alan Milburn’s finding that for every £25 spent on welfare, £1 is spent on employment support. The article is accompanied by a photograph of Andy Burnham seated indoors, leaning on a red-upholstered bench.

ALT Alt text: Screenshot of a Times article on a smartphone. The headline reads: “Andy Burnham: I’ll cut welfare bill to fund defence.” The article quotes the Greater Manchester mayor describing a plan to reduce welfare spending by helping more people into work rather than making what he calls “crude cuts.” A highlighted passage states that reducing the welfare bill would free up more money for defence and that Burnham is “not squeamish” about saying so. Another section cites Alan Milburn’s finding that for every £25 spent on welfare, £1 is spent on employment support. The article is accompanied by a photograph of Andy Burnham seated indoors, leaning on a red-upholstered bench.

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 Information card with bold text 'Group Discussions / Focus Groups. Bread & Roses: The Politics of Rest and Free time in, against, and beyond disabling capitalism'. The text is written within a rectangular shape with a white background. Two larger rectangles are in the background (yellow and peachy orange), on top of a notebook-like patterned background. Two arrows point to the text.

ALT Information card with bold text '‘Pass it on’ reflections on rest, work, and disability. Bread & Roses: The Politics of Rest and Free time in, against, and beyond disabling capitalism'. The text is written within a rectangular shape with a white background. Two larger rectangles are in the background (yellow and peachy orange), on top of a notebook-like patterned background. Two arrows point to the text.