This article thinks with disability theory and artistic praxis to explore how disabled artists
repurpose and invent technologies in artistic processes designed to enact care and access …

The maker movement has garnered significant attention as democratizing design; yet, recent
work has called attention to the challenges disabled people encounter in making. Although …

This article describes findings of a transdisciplinary scoping literature review process that
acknowledges assistive technology-users' contributions to disability arts by clarifying the key …

Relaxed Performance (RP) has emerged as an arts-based praxis implemented across
sectors in response to disability and other justice-seeking communities' desire to access the …

Artists and the arts have many different roles in society. Artists also have various roles in
relation to science and technology, ranging from being users of science and technology …

Direct [Message], a community-based research (CBR) project developing a digital platform
supporting older adults engagement with the arts through digital technologies, faced the …

“Dinner table experience” describes the uniquely crip affect evoked by deaf and disabled
people's childhood memories of sitting at the dinner table, witnessing conversations …

The experiences of disabled students, faculty, and staff in Canadian higher education have
not been thoroughly documented in the literature. As such, academic ableism generally, and …

Body dissatisfaction is so common in the western world that it has become the norm,
especially among women and girls. Writing New Body Worlds is a transdisciplinary research …

The article offers a theoretical framework and proposes practices for a “cripped” graphic
medicine. It begins by contextualizing a “cripped” graphic medicine in the age of Covid-19 …