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Author: Dr Rob Wilks

Strengthening Global Majority Representation in Deaf Legal Theory: A Pilot Project in Ghana Featured Posts

Strengthening Global Majority Representation in Deaf Legal Theory: A Pilot Project in Ghana

30 January 202630 January 2026Dr Rob Wilks

Funded by the University of the West of England’s Vice Chancellor’s Early Career Researchers scheme, the Deaf Legal Theory (DLT)…MoreStrengthening Global Majority Representation in Deaf Legal Theory: A Pilot Project in Ghana

What did the Feedback Survey say? Featured Posts

What did the Feedback Survey say?

24 April 202524 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks

We’ve had some great feedback on the new DLT model, and it’s been really helpful in shaping its future development.…MoreWhat did the Feedback Survey say?

Co-producing the Deaf Legal Theory Model: impact and achievements Featured Posts

Co-producing the Deaf Legal Theory Model: impact and achievements

24 April 202524 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks

Our UWE Bristol AHRC-funded Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) project wrapped up in February 2025, marking a significant milestone for Deaf…MoreCo-producing the Deaf Legal Theory Model: impact and achievements

The final DLT model report Featured Posts

The final DLT model report

3 January 202524 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks

The final report for the Deaf Legal Theory (DLT) model is here! After months of collaboration with deaf community members, legal professionals, and academics, this report captures the journey and the outcome.…MoreThe final DLT model report

Co-producing the DLT model – interim report now available General Posts

Co-producing the DLT model – interim report now available

5 November 202424 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks

The Co-Producing Deaf Legal Theory model project has made significant strides following the BIG Survey. Conducted between 14 June 2024…MoreCo-producing the DLT model – interim report now available

The BIG Survey Events

The BIG Survey

13 June 202424 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks

We are pleased to announce that the BIG Survey is now live! We call all members of the international deaf…MoreThe BIG Survey

Funding secured to develop Deaf Legal Theory worldwide Featured Posts

Funding secured to develop Deaf Legal Theory worldwide

19 February 202421 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks

We are thrilled to announce that we have successfully been awarded £14,796.20 funding from the University of the West of…MoreFunding secured to develop Deaf Legal Theory worldwide

Final call for abstracts General Posts

Final call for abstracts

1 January 2024Dr Rob Wilks

This post is a reminder of the ongoing call for abstracts for the exciting edited volume, Developing Deaf Legal Theory. This timely…MoreFinal call for abstracts

Call for contributions to edited volume General Posts

Call for contributions to edited volume

1 September 202321 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks

Editors:   Dr Rob WilksCardiff University, Wales, UKrob@robwilks.com Dr Dai O’BrienYork St John University, England, UKd.obrien@yorksj.ac.uk Introduction The editors would…MoreCall for contributions to edited volume

Language and Law Seminar Events

Language and Law Seminar

13 November 202221 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks

On Thursday 10 November 2022, Rob was delighted to have the opportunity to re-introduce Deaf Legal Theory (DLT) to the…MoreLanguage and Law Seminar

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  • Strengthening Global Majority Representation in Deaf Legal Theory: A Pilot Project in Ghana30 January 2026
  • What did the Feedback Survey say?24 April 2025
  • Co-producing the Deaf Legal Theory Model: impact and achievements24 April 2025
  • The final DLT model report3 January 2025
  • Co-producing the DLT model – interim report now available5 November 2024
  • The BIG Survey13 June 2024
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