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Call for Applications: Assistant Editor of Disability Studies Quarterly One week left to apply! Deadline: April 15, 2026 Responsibilities will comprise no more than 250 work hours over a one-year (52-week) period; a five-hour/week commitment should be the average though the weekly load fluctuates based on the journal’s quarterly deadlines. The SDS President will provide additional support as needed and address funding requests for any needed disability access accommodations; such funding will be in addition to the $5,100 stipend. disstudies.org
Call for Applications: Assistant Editor of Disability Studies Quarterly
One week left to apply!
Deadline: April 15, 2026
disstudies.org/call-for-app...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #AcademicChatter #DSQ
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Parents often struggle with disability acceptance not because of the child in front of them, but because of the future they imagined. Adjustment requires revising expectations, not denying reality.
#DisabilityStudies #Parenting
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Hatshepsut (c. 1479 BCE) is perhaps one of the best known female pharaohs of ancient Egypt. She ushered in an age of economic growth, peace, and prosperity for Egypt under her rule after originally ruling as a regent for her stepson Thutmosis III when he was a child, before assuming the full title of pharaoh. She was typically depicted wearing male kingly regalia fitting of her position as pharaoh. She is believed to have had bone cancer, diabetes, and arthritis at the time of her death, based on examinations of remains that Egyptologists think are hers. Find the full Ancient Egypt and Disability zine free here : https://linktr.ee/disabilityark #disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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#disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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Djeho (Djeder) (c. 346 BCE) was a man who lived during ancient Egypt’s Late Period. He was buried in Saqqara in an elaborate granite sarcophagus in his patron Tjaiharpta’s tomb. His presence in the tomb and the quality of the sarcophagus indicates his favored status with his patron. Djeho is depicted on the sarcophagus naked, with the proportions of dwarfism in a profile stance. Inscriptions on the sarcophagus’s lid reveal that he was a dancer who performed in funerary ceremonies of the cults of the Apis and Memphis sacred bulls. Unlike the other people with dwarfism’s biographies here from ancient Egypt, Djeho’s patron was a non-royal elite. Find the full Ancient Egypt and Disability zine free here : https://linktr.ee/disabilityark #disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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#disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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The Cairo Toe (1000 BCE) is one of the oldest functional prosthetics. It was designed for a high status woman and was made of durable materials like wood and leather. There is evidence it was refitted several times and would likely have improved mobility and balance. The toe was amputated while the woman was alive, as it had healed over. While early research had indicated that prosthetics were used to prepare bodies for the afterlife, this was the first one that was functional during the life of the amputee. The Cartonnage Toe (600 BCE) was an aesthetic prosthesis with an inlaid toenail which was unlikely to have been as functionally useful as it was produced from painted linen and paper- mache, and was perhaps made for someone of lower status.
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#disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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Blindness and visual impairment was common due to warfare, diseases and parasites. The bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis causes blindness and was common at the time. In Egyptian mythology the eye of Horus (Wedjat) was a symbol of protection and healing, and being blind was seen as a war wound from the battle between good and evil. Congenital blindness was seen as part of a divine will, while acquired blindness was not. Imhotep, a priest of Ra in the third dynasty established a healing centre in Memphis for blind and deaf people, which was also near a prestigious music school. Blind harp players and blind singers are often depicted in art and were respected and sought after for royal courts and harems.
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#disabilitystudies #ancientegypt #egyptology #egypt #disability
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New article in the Disability Studies Quarterly journal - vol 45, issue 2
Cyborg Maintenance: The Invisible Work of the Technological Bodymind
Joshua Earle (University of Virginia)
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #AgentialRealism #Disability #Cyborgs
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New article in the Disability Studies Quarterly journal - vol 45, issue 2
Misdiagnosing the Past: Heidi, Nostalgia, and the Cure That Wasn’t There
Christiana Salah (Hope College)
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #Literature #HistoryOfMedicine
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Disability acceptance is usually discussed as something the individual must achieve.
But in developmental disability, the first acceptance process happens in the parents.
Until that happens, independence is often blocked before it starts.
#DisabilityStudies #Rehabilitation
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New article in the Disability Studies Quarterly journal - vol 45, issue 2
Choosing to Remember: Queer Disabled Oracle Histories of the COVID-19 Pandemic in England
Moira Armstrong (Rutgers University)
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #Cripstemologies #DisabledOracles
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New article in the Disability Studies Quarterly journal - vol 45, issue 2
Rejecting Cure: The Strugatskys’ Roadside Picnic and Tarkovsky’s Stalker as Disability Narratives
RB Lemberg Perelmutter (University of Kansas)
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #ScienceFiction
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New article in the Disability Studies Quarterly journal - vol 45, issue 2
"Contemplated Madness:" Dementia as Defense Mechanism in Lily Brooks-Dalton’s Good Morning, Midnight
Sarah Manley (Mount Tamalpais College)
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #Transformation #Disability #Dementia
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#NewArticle #OpenAccess The 5th Issue of the JPD is now available! We are thrilled to share this issue's exciting new contributions to the philosophy of disability with you all. Read the full issue here: www.pdcnet.org/collection-a...
#PhilSky #Philosophy #DisabilityStudies #DisabilitySky
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SHELTER IN TEXT (Bloom & Van Schaik, eds.) is a transnational dialogue on dwelling and belonging. Through a blend of academic and creative pieces, contributors centre vital discussions on care, disability, and housing inequality.
https://bit.ly/4p4eXQ4
#CanLit #DisabilityStudies #FeministStudies
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One month left to apply for the DSQ Assistant Editor role! #DisabilityStudies #AcademicChatter #Disability #AcademicJournals
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New article in Disability Studies Quarterly - vol 45, issue 2
Crip Joy, Misogynoir, and Digital Care Work: Disabled Content Creators Navigating Visibility, Desire, and Surveillance
Shawna Sheperd-Murtagh (North Carolina State University)
#DisabilityStudies #CripTime #Misgynoir #Disability
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Eli Clare sits in a many-boughed tree, hands wrapped around a branch, smiling broadly at camera. He wears glasses, has ginger hair and wears a blue gilet and walking gear.
As a scholar Clare has written on #LGBTQ issues, #DisabilityStudies, social justice, eco-crip theory & feminist philosophy. His poetry & creative nonfiction collection, Unfurl: Survivals, Sorrows and Dreaming, a "queer disabled love song to trees and beavers, tremors and dreams" released in 2025
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New Article in DSQ Issue 2, Vol 45
Disability and Emotional Support Dog Representation in Netflix's The Healing Powers of Dude
Luda Gogolushko (University of Oregon)
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#DisabilityStudies #DisabledCharacters #Disability
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New Article in DSQ Vol 45, Iss 2
Cripping Multispecies Care: Explorations of Disability, Ableism, and Speciesism in Multispecies Homes
Julia Linares-Roake
Lauren Van Patter
Carla Rice
Erika Cudworth
Andrea Breen
dsq-sds.org/article/id/6...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #AnimalStudies #MadStudies
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"In 1198, Pope Innocent III issued a decree that deaf people should be able to get married by making their vows in sign language."
Lovely tale, & reminder these were NOT "Dark Ages", but time of innovation & care like any other: #Unlearn
#DisabilityStudies
theconversation.com/the-deaf-bla...
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Holding the book "Narratives of Nostalgia and Repair in American Comics and Literature" by Aanchal Vij in front of a meadow with blue flowers
Book 2) is Aanchal Vij's analysis of #nostalgia & repair in 20th-21st c #AmericanLiterature & #comics - with a focus on #traumatheory & #DisabilityStudies & the myth of American exceptionalism in works by Chabon, Spiegelman, Roth, Alan Moore & Ta-Nehisi Coates
#ComicsStudies #LiteraryStudies
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Damian Mellifont PhD and Jennifer Smith-Merry's latest blog post from Lived Places Publishing explores "How Lived Experience-Led Research Can Inform Public Hearings and Government Inquiries:" livedplacespublishing.com/blog/lived-e... #disabilitystudies #openaccess #Australia #livedexperience
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Poter for the Editors' Introduction: The Interrelationships of Care Off-write text on a dark green background, with a photo of a desk with books behind the green background. The poster features DSQ's logo in blue letters and information regarding the editorial. Donald Grushkin (CSU-Sacramento) Jeffrey A. Brune (Gallaudet University) Rachel Nebraska Lynch (George Washington University) Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026 This article is part of a new Issue in Disability Studies Quarterly
From DSQ's new issue: Volume 45, Issue 2, 2026 - Winter
Editors' Introduction: The Interrelationships of Care
Donald Grushkin (CSU-Sacramento)
Jeffrey A. Brune (Gallaudet University)
Rachel Nebraska Lynch (George Washington University)
#DisabilityStudies #Disability
dsq-sds.org/article/id/7...
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Very few places talk about the financial cost of disability because being disabled is not cheap!
Anyone is #sociology, #disabilitystudies or just #disabled people know if any article?
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'Multimethod research on precarious work under disabling capitalism: Methodological reflections' - Bulletin of Sociological Methodology
Out now, #OpenAccess
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
#DisabilityStudies #DisabilityResearch #Anticapitalism #AntiWork
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'Multimethod research on precarious work under disabling capitalism: Methodological reflections' - Bulletin of Sociological Methodology
[out now]
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
#DisabilityStudies #DisabilityResearch #Anticapitalism #AntiWork
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Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026 Prefatory Matter Editors' Introduction: The Interrelationships of Care Donald Grushkin, Jeffrey A. Brune and Rachel Nebraska Lynch 2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026
New Disability Studies Quarterly Issue!
It includes the following articles:
Prefatory Matter
Editors' Introduction: The Interrelationships of Care
Donald Grushkin, Jeffrey A. Brune and Rachel Nebraska Lynch
dsq-sds.org/issue/367/in...
#DisabilityStudies #Disability #DisabilityRights #DSQ
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📚 New in [LAT-STS Library]
“Race Beyond Vision” by Márcio N. de Abreu challenges the visuocentric paradigm, showing how racial perception emerges through symbolic, affective, and socially mediated processes.👁️
🔗 tapuya.org/category/lat-sts-library/
#CriticalRaceTheory #DisabilityStudies #Semiotics
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