Abstract My Mad Fat Diary profiles young people falling in and out of love, fighting with their
parents, experimenting with drugs and alcohol, and testing limits. Yet the show offers a fresh …

116 Meghann O'Leary and Liat Ben-Moshe disability/mental difference, differences whose
consequences are made worse by the same neo-liberal forces. Neo-liberalism as a …

Mental health courts (MHCs) are a response to the structural violence experienced by
people with severe mental illness (SMI) involved in the criminal justice system. My …

Continental feminist philosophy has long examined the relationships between physical
capacities, symptoms, and mobilities, and social, political, and affective experiences. This …

It has become increasingly popular in health professional education to solicit the
contributions and involvement of people who have firsthand or 'lived'experiences of using …

Through a case study of the official state representation of the institutional life course of one
Indigenous Australian woman who is disabled, I demonstrate that across multiple …

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 explores my active suppression of my bipolar identity as a case of “testimonial
smothering”(Dotson, 2011) in the academy. Dotson theorizes testimonial smothering as a …

This autoethnography uses narrative inquiry within an anticolonial theoretical framework. As
a White Italian male settler living on Turtle Island, I bring survivor experience to psychiatric …

This thesis examines the capitalist, imperialist, and nationalist social relations that produce
and sustain disability, organized within the global context of war, so as to trace these …