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Hayley Goleniowska

Hayley Goleniowska

Blogger and Freelance Writer at HuffPost (UK)

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Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Demographics
  • Health & Medicine
  • Disabilities
  • Travel

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Recent Articles

huffingtonpost.co.uk

Dear Richard Dawkins, You Are Wrong - HuffPost UK

Hold your horses just one moment Mr Dawkins. I think perhaps you are confusing non-essentialist, humanist thinking with a loss of humanity here. You are so very wrong on every single count above that it would be eye-rollingly laughable if it weren’t so hurtful and damaging. Adults with Down’s syndrome are reading your outdated and bigoted views. Yes, they read, and have opinions and feelings, just like you.
over 10 years ago
huffingtonpost.co.uk

Changing the Face of Back to School Advertising - HuffPost UK

Gone are the notions, in this country at least, of individuals with Trisomy 21, as it is also known, not being worthy of lovely clothes, of having to wear hard-wearing institution garments, of shameful regulation haircuts, of being ‘put away and forgotten’ as they were segregated from society in institutions.
over 10 years ago
huffingtonpost.co.uk

The Disability Abortion Lie - HuffPost UK

When pregnant with our second child I too clearly recall my fear of a ‘less than healthy’ foetus. I remember believing that I wouldn’t be able to cope with a child with Down’s syndrome. That I wouldn’t be a good enough Mum.
over 10 years ago
huffingtonpost.co.uk

Five Ways To Be A Better Workplace Ally To Your Colleague With Down...

In the past decade, societal and workplace attitudes towards individuals with Down’s syndrome have made positive strides forwards, but there’s still room for improvement. For employers and their workforce, being equipped with the knowledge and understanding of how to better support a colleague with the condition is at the heart of the matter.
almost 8 years ago