It’s been a busy semester at the reference desk. Amidst the busyness, I was elated to see that some of my coworkers created a display of books relating to chronic illness and disability. I was even more thrilled to see that students were often stopping by to look at the display, telling their friend

By Brandi Robertson (Follow us on LinkedIn) A little over a year ago, I left my job as an assistant law librarian and took a position as an outreach librarian for Georgia Library Service for t…

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President Trump’s policies could set rights for people with disabilities back 50 years.

The Biden administration pledged to provide an ASL interpreter at news briefings in a departure from the previous administration.

The White House marks the 26th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, a comprehensive piece of legislation signed by President George H.W. Bush that has paved the way for the over 50 million Americans with disabilities.

7 Documentaries by Deaf and Disabled People to Watch After Crip Camp   If you recently watched Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution and want to learn more here are 7 documentaries by Deaf and di…

From Oscar winners like The Shape of Water to small indies like The Peanut Butter Falcon, these are the 10 best films of the decade about disabilities.

Ring in the new year with these inspiring reads that change perceptions around being differently abled.

This guide includes links to disability history and current information on disability. Designed for Washington State Disability History Month. The guide is a sample of the materials available. Check with the librarians for additional resources.

Jun 25, 2012 - A list of films and documentaries that have realistic portrayals of people with disabilities. Share your ideas for other films to include. We will post your review!. See more ideas about documentaries, movie tv, movies.

Disability Justice by leahlakshmi - a community-created list : Books and articles and films by disabled, d(D)eaf, chronically ill and neurodivergent majority Black and brown people, many queer and trans, writing about fighting ableism, disabled lives, political struggles, communities and histories, sharing skills and organizing tactics and art, making revolution. This list was created by writer and disability justice cultural worker and organizer Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, brownstargirl.org. If you share this publicly, please do so with credit.

Books shelved as disability-justice: Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Disability Visibility: First-Person Stor...

List of published articles and documents from the Disabled World Disability Media: Films, TV, Radio and Documentaries category.

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Episode 106: The Accessible Stall Interviews Ann Magill, Disability Pride Flag Creator   2022-07-26 Kyle Khachadurian Podcast Episodes 00:45:15 0 CommentsWe’re so thrilled about this episode! In celebration of Disability Pride Month, we had the honor of getting to interview Ann Magill, the creator of the Disability Pride flag. Tune to learn more about the...

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A podcast centered around connecting disability experts to disability advocates. Disarming Disability aims to help you develop your disability pride and get active in your civil rights. This podcast is hosted by Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty.

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Join Kim Jump, Chief of Communications for Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD), as she interviews unique individuals who discovered OOD Works! Find the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts, or download MP3 files and/or transcripts on this page.

This is the home for the Pigeonhole Podcast. Transcripts: Each episode has a downloadable pdf and plain text transcript on the episode page along with show notes. Episodes PH 44: Red with Lavaun Be…

POWER NOT PITY is a podcast that explores the lives of disabled people of color everywhere. Through storytelling, commentary and analysis, the podcast aims to amplify the lived experiences and perspectives of disabled people of color.