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SUMMARY:Remi Yergeau
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URL:https://disstudies.org/event/remi-yergeau/
CATEGORIES:Work in Progress
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SUMMARY:Conference Presentations: Amanda Apgar and Ioana Cerasella Chis
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URL:https://disstudies.org/event/conference-presentations-amanda-apgar-and-ioana-cerasella-chis/
CATEGORIES:Mentoring Conversations
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SUMMARY:Joe Stramondo & Guests
DESCRIPTION:Like Disability Studies generally\, Disability Bioethics has always been an applied or public facing field that puts scholarship in conversation with activism. Traditionally\, however\, these have been distinct activities\, with scholarship being isolated in academic journals and university philosophy classrooms\, while activists did their work at hearings\, legislative visits\, and protest actions. However\, in a recent turn\, more and more of what we might think of as disability bioethics has made its way into both medical training\, practice\, and policy development. This round table discussion will explore this pivot in the field that\, ostensibly\, bridges the gap between the ivory tower and clinical practice.  Four bioethicists with distinctive career trajectories will explore questions about how disability bioethics can have the greatest positive impact on disabled people’s lives while still remaining a scholarly pursuit at its core. \n  \nRegister at Zoom Link:https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Nydu8f1FTD60qYNBmy8q5w \n 
URL:https://disstudies.org/event/joe-stramondo-guests/
CATEGORIES:Disability Studies Roundtables
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SUMMARY:Author Talks: Amanda Apgar
DESCRIPTION:Join Amanda Apgar\, author of The Disabled Child\, Memoirs of a Normal Future\, with Amy Lutz\, Vice President of the National Council for Severe Autism\, Lindsay Crain\, Head of Content and Community at Undivided.io\, and Tammy Nyden\, associate professor of philosophy at Grinnell College and a co-creator and co-director of Mothers on the Frontline\, for a discussion on raising children with disabilities\, parent caregivers\, and the exclusions within disability studies. \n  \nRegister at Zoom Link:https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/nLKemO_ATha–kN8MqMYGQ
URL:https://disstudies.org/event/author-talks-amanda-apgar/
CATEGORIES:Author Talks
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SUMMARY:Dan Goodley and Rebecca Lawthom: Disability’s exposition of the academy: A composite narrative of belonging\, community capacity and mutuality
DESCRIPTION:Dan Goodley and Rebecca Lawthom \niHuman\, School of Education\, University of Sheffield \n  \nIn this work in progress paper we reflect on our positions as senior/old academics in the university\, our attempts to support disabled researcher colleagues and consider disability’s exposition of the academy. We tell the story of Florence; a composite character grappling with the challenges of research leadership and disability’s promise of driving change in the university. We interrogate the possibilities and challenges found in Florence’s story that embody concepts of belonging\, community capacity and mutuality that we find to be helpful ideas for building an inclusive research culture. We acknowledge that we are the university and we can collectively work together to make sure that disabled researchers are a central part of our communities. This paper develops ideas that we have been developing with colleagues relating to depathologising the university (Goodley\, 2024; Goodley et al\, 2025) \n  \nRegister at Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ly2UoQHYQ-Gm4Bt-0r-Gcg \n 
URL:https://disstudies.org/event/dan-goodley-and-rebecca-lawthom-disabilitys-exposition-of-the-academy-a-composite-narrative-of-belonging-community-capacity-and-mutuality/
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