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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Disability Justice"”.
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Towards a disability justice pedagogy in the higher education classroom
The purpose of this study is to explore what Disability Justice (DJ) pedagogy is in social science and humanities higher education classrooms. While higher education has been engaging with pedagogical practices to aid the inclusion of students with disabilities (i.e., universal design), fewer …
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“What i see when my eyes fall out”: anticipations, intensifications, immediacies, and transitions of identity construction, affect design, and movement building in digital spaces
… queer theory, feminist autobiography, disability justice, and narrative therapy frameworks, I recall how I have storied my life and how my life has been storied for me online over the past 20 years to curate a mad auto ethnography of social media profiles. This thesis brings together …
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Making (in)visible: Marginality, neurodiversity and COVID-19 in urban Saskatchewan
… theoretical underpinnings from queer theory and disability justice. Both of which offer frameworks to examine the systems of compulsory able-bodiedness and heterosexuality that codify ideas surrounding normativity and influence pandemic responses. By telling the often-overlooked stories of people …
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The memory of mythmaking: Transgenerational trauma and disability as a collective experience in Afrofuturist storytelling
… relationship between transgenerational trauma, disability, and myth, particularly within Black speculative fiction, Afrofuturism, and Africanfuturism. Through the lenses of critical race theory, trauma theory, disability studies, and feminist theory, I will closely analyze how myth functions …
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A low hum, a strong gale
… and internalized ableism as it relates to disability justice and crip theory. The body of work aims to reconstruct my practice in order to best accommodate my own access needs. "A low hum, a strong gale" calls into question what it means to create a body of work that outwardly rejects the …
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Downers: Crip Affect and Radical Relationalities
… the ways in which many theoretical and political disability justice projects position disability as complementary to consumer capitalism, producing normative frameworks into which certain abnormal embodiments can be incorporated. I propose that the downer, as a relational body that proliferates …
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Being Ourselves: Narratives of Disabled College Students' Interpersonal Experiences with Campus Community Members
… from their interpersonal interactions. Critical disability studies theory and Disability Justice Principles provided a conceptual framework for this study's design. Using narrative inquiry methodology, this study explored the following research questions: (1) How do disabled college students …
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Water as Pedagogy
… research methods, and the Ten Principles of Disability Justice (Sins Invalid, 2019), I spent time learning some of the waterways in Treaty 7 territory and the surrounding area. Given the current global water crisis resulting from catastrophic climate change, Indigenous womxn’s knowledges …
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Unbreaking Our Hearts: Cultures of Un/Desirability and the Transformative Potential of Queercrip Porn
This dissertation combines critical disability studies, sexuality and porn studies, radical disability politics, interviews and the collaborative creation of queercrip porn to both explain and challenge the operation of cultures of undesirability in dominant culture. The concept "cultures of …
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The Lived Experiences of Disabled Students in Inclusive Classrooms
… guardians, and school staff. Grounded in disability studies in education, this study challenges deficit-based approaches to inclusive education, emphasizing the importance of disabled voices in shaping their own educational experiences. By addressing harm perpetuated by the medical model …
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Participatory Action Research With People With Disabilities: Exploring Experiences Of Participation
The social model of disability requires that research about disability should be controlled and managed by people with disabilities themselves. Traditional research has tended to marginalise people with disabilities, and the outcomes have been meaningless and irrelevant to them. Three years ago I …
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Positioning Rights and Duties for Parent Representation at the CAC for Special Education Table: A Result of CBPAR
… explores the impact of parents’ social justice advocacy on their local Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC) policy and practice. While California state mandates a CAC that includes parent-district collaboration in decision-making, several Southern California districts …
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Challenging Norms, Creating Art: An Anti-Ableist Lens on Visual Arts Education
… inspiration sources, and experiences with disability. This research ultimately illustrated their methodical, creative, intentional approach to leaving their mark on the world despite societal expectations. Undertaking this project allowed me to merge my interests in art, education, and …
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Trans, Genderqueer, Non-Binary and Gender Non-Conforming Peoples Experiences With Mental Health Care in Ontario
… story data through the lenses of critical disability studies, disability justice, mad studies, social determinants of health research, feminist new materialism and intersectionality to create a critical analysis of the neoliberal trajectory of mental health-related policy in Ontario. While …
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Living Pedagogies of Voice: Co-Creating a Decolonial Project to Reimagine Special Education
… Pérez’s (1999) decolonial imaginary, disability justice, and DisCrit, I theorized <em>Pedagogies of Voice</em>—a framework that redistributes interpretive authority from institutions to students, treating student voice as epistemic ground in both research methodology and classroom …
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The Urgency of Presence: Designing Healing Community Spaces After Displacement
… and loving philosophies like harm reduction, disability justice, and abolition—we offer four spatial design values: belonging, care, hope, and growth. As our project is ongoing, this document shares our work thus far: our methods rooted in seeing and solidarity; research on the creative labor …
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On Our Terms: Exploring Lived Experience Advocacy Movements to End Homelessness in Canada
… theoretical framework, and informed by feminist, disability justice, Indigenous, queer, and lived experience scholarship, the analysis presented in this dissertation traces how everyday experiences of lived experts are coordinated against institutional processes and power relations. Findings …
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Democratic Justice for Brazilians with Impairments
… society. This study examines comprehensions of justice for citizens with impairments in Brazil and what the implications of those perspectives may be for policy arguments and for social change. The principal sources of these justice-related outlooks are three key stakeholder groups: …