They keep publishing these violent articles.

Oral Histories with the StoryCorps app. 365 Days with Disability Photo Project. Creating, sharing, and amplifying disability media and culture.

Disabled, Too Stubborn for my Own Good, Too Opinionated to Stay Quiet. Robert Latimer, Tracy Latimer, and Why the Disability Community Mourns on March 1. I was just starting to learn about disabilities. I was young, and very naive.

Friday, March 24, 2017. Sick femme love liberation incantation. I want to know your pain. Hold it up to the light of my own. Delights in our masks of able. Wears down bone to sea glass. Spill all the broken worn and translucent remains. Onto the kitchen table between us and weep salt. Wednesday, October 26, 2016. And the sky is full of cranes and their cooing. I need the sky full of cranes to fill the space you are not in.

Anthropological perspectives in and on everyday life. There are many reasons why anthropologists and other social scientists choose to blog. Recording particularly powerful extracts of texts to which I might wish to refer later. Capturing ideas and insights which occur, usually when engaging with the ideas of others. Brainstorming sessions in response to particular ideas or around particular themes.

8203;College Students with Disabilities. Examples of Black Disabled College Grads. Readings on Race and Disability. Examples of Black Disabled College Grads.

Where Macro Social Workers Come to Connect. It is commonly said that technology has changed our personal lives and impacted social work practice. We have seen technology shape some big innovations, such as counseling provided online and across state lines, the creation of global advocacy communities at a swipe, and healthcare information stored in the cloud and accessible from anywhere.