Disability Politics and Theory, a historical exploration of the concept of disability, covers the
late nineteenth century to the present, introducing the main models of disability theory and …

Abstract In Canada, Indigenous families and children experience structurally-rooted
marginalization due to longstanding and ongoing histories of colonization and …

Telerehabilitation is proposed as a promising avenue to enhance service accessibility for
Indigenous communities, yet its application for Indigenous children remains relatively …

For Indigenous Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand, the impact of disability can be pervasive yet
often invisible due to considerable gaps in the accuracy and interpretations of disability data …

Purpose Israel ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities and has subsequently worked towards putting disability-empowering policies …

In this chapter, we discuss the dialectical politics of the institutionalised structures and
discursive practices of transnational capitalism that are imbricated in the constitution of …

This chapter engages with the notion of indigeneity outside of settler-colonial states–
exemplarily focusing on Romani people in Germany as the biggest ethnic minority group in …

Abstract Background In the Global North, advances in occupational therapy benefitted
unduly from the oppression, disablement and suffering of thousands of people in the South …

On the premise that performances and writing can be staged, and that no staging is ever
innocent, we tell two unresolved, wonder-oriented phenomenological stories of Relaxed …

This article explores how the University of Ottawa enacted interest convergence (Bell 1980;
Dolmage 2020) during March 2020 when it changed its accessibility procedure because of …