… normativity of white non-disabled bodies. By adopting Indigenous research and decolonizing
methodologies we critically deconstruct how Indigenous people with disability were …

… include a First Nations disability advocate, a First Nations research leader, a non-Indigenous
researcher who identifies as having a disability, and other non-Indigenous researchers with …

… disability informs and complicates the project of decolonizing, as we examine in this essay.
While we recognize that we need to decolonize disability … the project of decolonizing. In what …

… The objectives of this research are: to gain a better understanding of Indigenous disability,
including what traditional systems and practices that were used to care for community …

… In this article, we summarize decolonization efforts in the US, with particular attention to
the intersection with disabilities self-determination policy and discuss Indigenous disability …

… This manuscript delves into Indigenous experiences of disability, specifically the … disability
among First Nations people in Australia. It summarises criticisms of the National Disability …

… Indigenous difference definitions and cultural orientations. This paper builds on the global
movement of Indigenous advocates in disability … Decolonizing or Indigenizing difference …

… people with a greatly disproportionate burden of disease, disability, premature mortality, …
As outlined we used a decolonizing approach in this review. Throughout this process, we were …

… disproportionately high rates of disability for First Nations peoples in Australia. This paper …
and disability compounds disadvantage for First Nations peoples with disability in Australia. …

… Indigenous peoples1 with disabilities are often conceived as ‘doubly disadvantaged,’ as
their … Indigenous children with disabilities requires a more coordinated approach to service …