Starting next fall at the University of Minnesota, a new three-year project will host virtual workshops, reading groups and speaker events focusing on the experiences of people with disabilities using ...
Janice’s work explores how childhood disability or illness is framed from within the worlds of medicine, community and family. The work has developed through partnership with disabled children and ...
NO LONGER ACCEPTING MANUSCRIPT SUMMARIES*<br/><br/>This Research Topic explores theorizing on disability and emotion as one frontier of the Sociology of Emotions as it intersects with Disability ...
To cite this work: Hansen, M. (2025). Why does tourism need to engage with critical disability studies? Disability Dialogues. Sheffield: iHuman, University of Sheffield. Dr Marcus Hansen is Senior ...
Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Lateral Vol. 6, No. 1, Spring 2017 Toward a Crip-of-Color Critique: Thinkin... Response to Julie ...
A Georgetown University professor published the second issue of a research journal on the philosophical study of disability in November exploring the diverse meanings of disability in society.
Braille signs to direct people to elevators. Signs on accessible bathroom stalls asking people to not use them unless others aren’t available. In Miami University’s Introduction to Disability Studies ...
The fall semester brings the establishment of the new Center for Race, Indigeneity, Disability, Gender and Sexuality Studies (RIDGS) at the University of Minnesota. When the RIGS initiative was ...
On Oct. 13, disability studies took center stage in Red Square at Ramping Up for Access, an event hosted by the Disability Cultural Initiative. Amy Kenny, inaugural director of the initiative, remarks ...
Research indicates that dementia has overtaken cancer as the condition that people most fear. The notion of dementia as both a terrifying illness and a significant societal threat is the result of a ...
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