Skip to content
Latest
Graphic with a white background with text that reads: The State of Critical Race Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Studies A White Paper Report from the Disabled Scholars of Color Collective

The State of Critical Race Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Studies A White Paper Report from the Disabled Scholars of Color Collective

  Sami Schalk, Washieka Torres, Subini Annamma, Lawrence-Minh Bùi Davis, Anna Hinton, Jina B. Kim, Mimi Khúc, Travis Chi Wing Lau, Akemi Nishida, and Jaipreet Virdi   Introduction: Who We … Continue Reading The State of Critical Race Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Studies A White Paper Report from the Disabled Scholars of Color Collective

Graphic with a black background with a photo of a monument on the grounds of Napa State Hospital in Northern California. It consists of several gray pillars with black displays with white texts, too far away to read. In the foreground are several large spiky succulent plants. In the background are a wooden fence and trees underneath a blue sky.

“Still A Locked Door”: Mental Health Peer Advocates Remember Those Living in Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Institutions

“Still A Locked Door”: Mental Health Peer Advocates Remember Those Living in Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Institutions Jess Whatcott For the staff at the Peer Self-Advocacy Program of Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Rights California, experiences with … Continue Reading “Still A Locked Door”: Mental Health Peer Advocates Remember Those Living in Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Institutions

Divided picture—Bold, Brave, and Breathless book cover on the right. On left: Margaret is in a purple printed dress, white shoes and sweater. She is Caucasian and has brown bobbed hair. She is smiling while sitting in a motorized wheelchair that has a communication device (tablet) mounted on a silver bar in front of her. She is sitting in front of a table covered with copies of her book Bold, Brave, and Breathless, along with purple and white balloons floating above the books. She is in a library with full shelves of books lining the walls.

My Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Was Used as a Synonym for an ‘Undesirable’ Characteristic. Will You Join Me in Obliterating This Logic?

My Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Was Used as a Synonym for an ‘Undesirable’ Characteristic. Will You Join Me in Obliterating This Logic?   Margaret Anne Mary Moore Content warning: The R word, ableist … Continue Reading My Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 Was Used as a Synonym for an ‘Undesirable’ Characteristic. Will You Join Me in Obliterating This Logic?

Empathy to fight colonial abhorrence and amnesia: global solidarity with and Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 justice in Palestine, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo as moral imperative

Empathy to fight colonial abhorrence and amnesia: global solidarity with and Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 justice in Palestine, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo as moral imperative   Nelly Bassily   Dying … Continue Reading Empathy to fight colonial abhorrence and amnesia: global solidarity with and Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 justice in Palestine, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo as moral imperative

Graphic with a plum colored background. In the center a photo of a young white woman sits outdoors, smiling at the camera. Her brown hair is cut in a long bob with bangs and she has oversized rose-gold glasses. She wears a pink blouse with silver buttons down the front and brown slacks. In the background you can see a patio with iron chairs, and a fir tree lit up with blue lights for the holidays.

Dying a “Good” Death: Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 and the Assisted Suicide Debate

Dying a “Good” Death: Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 and the Assisted Suicide Debate    Nicole Schroeder Content warnings: suicidal ideations, mentions of medical abuse and neglect   Like most disabled people, I am … Continue Reading Dying a “Good” Death: Disability 168官方澳洲幸运5结果体彩网 and the Assisted Suicide Debate