This paper explores connections between crip and diaspora communities. I begin by
discussing how the cultural production of racialized and disabled people are not analogous …

This paper examines how fat and disabled subjects may be taught to appear as happy
through biopedagogies in order to manage shame and disgust evoked by their unruly, non …

This research is a culmination of my experience with Madness and its presence in the world.
I question what it means to experience mental health 'trouble'in a world that seeks to live …

In the early 1970s, following the incarceration of a number of political prisoners, French
philosopher Michel Foucault and others formed the Groupe d'Information sur les Prisons …

Throughout this book we have explored the consequences of neoliberalism on and in
academia, primarily in terms of how it affects the kinds of knowledge produced and valued …

Living on the margins is the theme of this fifth chapter. We extend out from universities to
consider research done with those who dwell at the margins; research that by being oriented …

Living on the margins is the theme of this fifth chapter. We extend out from universities to
consider research done with those who dwell at the margins; research that by being oriented …

It is rare to come across a scholarly book that one cannot put down. It is rare to come across
a book that unequivocally demands we step “outside the circle of certainty”(2) around …

Using a sample of six articles from Canadian News sources, this paper looks at how the
death of nineteen-year-old Ashley Smith at the Grand Valley Prison for Women near …

Indicators of the “right to mental health and development” and the scale up of treatment and
services have been at the forefront in the field that is known discursively as “global mental …