Canadian Journal of Disability Studies

Announcements

#CJDSChat on Twitter

2020-02-03

Utilizing Twitter because of its ability to unite people over different geographies and time zones, in addition to the ways the platform has been employed as an activist tool amongst disabled peoples, the Canadian Journal of Disability Studies is hosting a monthly chat through our Twitter account, using the hashtag #CJDSChat

Current Issue

Vol. 10 No. 3 (2021)

Published: 2021-12-08

Canadian Journal of Disability Studies

Announcements

#CJDSChat on Twitter

Current Issue

Articles

They See Me Rollin’, They Hatin’ Discourses on Disability, Race and Masculinity in the Wheelchair Drake Meme

“He’s Adorable”: Representations of People with Dwarfism in Family Guy

Disability on Film: An Exploration of Film Codes’ Obstructiveness in City Lights and Children of a Lesser God

Out of Place, Out of Mind: Min(d)ing Race in Mad Studies Through a Metaphor of Spatiality

Challenges Encountered by Newcomers with Disabilities in Canada An Illustration of the Ontario Disability Support Program

Removing Ableist Barriers in Nursing Education: Clinical Essential Requirements

The Time Has Come, the Walrus Said, to Talk of Many Things: Wheelchair Securement Spaces on Commercial Airlines

Training, Use and Experience of Regular Collective Transport in Montréal by Peoples With Motor Functional Limitations

Translation

Théorie crip et études de la folie : intersections et points de départ

Reviews

Reviews of The New Political Economy of Disability by van Toorn & Disability and Neoliberal State Formations, by Soldatic

Commentary

Teaching Disability Studies Together: The Importance of Having Instructors with Labels of Intellectual Disabilities

From the Comfort of Your Own Couch: Is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s You Can’t Ask That an Educational Documentary, or a 21st century Freak Show?

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