Crip temporalities and a doctoral journey: A Study of the “Ethics of pace”
By Kazi Ashraf Uddin, University of New South Wales This piece accounts for the first 18 months of my doctoral studies as an academic...
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Apr 15, 20226 min read
Repetitive stress: a beginner's guide to navigating chronic pain & injury during a PhD
By Rebecca Traldi, University of Maryland-College Park "So, will this condition affect you for the rest of your life?" The coordinator of...
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Oct 8, 20205 min read
COVID-19 and Remote Work: Access for Whom?
By Cait S. Kirby, Vanderbilt University and Ada Hubrig, Sam Houston State University In the wake of the COVID-19 global pandemic, on...
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Sep 18, 20206 min read
Accessing Academia: Strategies for (Self)Advocacy and Study Abroad with a Disability
By Mark Bookman As a wheelchair user, I always try to anticipate barriers to accessibility before traveling abroad. In practical terms,...
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Aug 28, 20205 min read
No Place for Disability in Special Education
By Cole Sorensen Anyone who looks at me can tell that I’m autistic. I pace, rock, jump, hum, flap, and over the last few years, I have...
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Aug 14, 20206 min read
Learning to Embrace a Disabled Identity: Reclamation and Negotiation
By Nicole Schroeder It’s been a while since I started identifying with the “fellowship of the invalid” – an amazing term, in my opinion,...
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Aug 6, 20202 min read
Call for Submissions
We welcome blog post submissions from anyone who identifies as a disabled academic. Blog posts can focus on experiences within the...
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