Showing posts with label neoliberal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neoliberal. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Disability Politics in a Global Economy - Available for pre-order

Disability Politics in a Global Economy is now available for pre-order. 


I'm incredibly excited to be a part of this book, which examines the legacy of Marta Russell
This interdisciplinary collection, which helps situate the marginalization of disabled bodies, draws on the work of scholars and activists interested in law, political economy, education, and disability studies. 
Marta Russell scholarship and activism have left an important mark where disability rights are concerned, and as the chapters in this collection illustrate, her insights continue to shape the disability rights movement. 

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Strength in Uncertain Times: IL Philosophy, Service Delivery, and Canadians with Disabilities

There have been drastic changes to the way the federal government administers various programs. Yet  many are unaware of what these changes mean for disability organizations and persons with disabilities. 

To lear more, check out this recent piece in Abilities "Strength in Uncertain Times: IL Philosophy, Service Delivery, and Canadians with Disabilities." 


Thursday, March 7, 2013

Campaign for Peace and Democracy Coverage of Disability Rights

The Campaign for Peace and Democracy has posted speaking notes from our recent presentations around disability rights (including my piece on unpaid labour and intellectual disability). 

Check these out for some great insight into the history of disability rights and the continued fight for equity. 

While there be sure to check out some of the amazing work the Campaign for Peace and Justice is doing to promote progressive and non-militaristic foreign policy.