Please join us for two brownbag discussions this Fall quarter: 1. “Wellness for Few: What the Disability Rights Perspective Offers About the

www.facebook.com/uwdisabilitystudiesprogram UW Disability Studies Program page on Facebook.

Read the full story here. The University of Oregon recently held a Disability Studies forum that brought together scholars from across the Northwest

Death, Disability and the Superhero: The Silver Age and Beyond, Tues, Feb 17th at 7 pm, University Book Store. Book signing follows. The event should

Congratulations to these DS community members who have won 2014 awards from the University of Washington Disability Studies Program! Dennis Lang

Share your experiences in person or online! When: Friday, Dec 4, 12-1pm Meeting location: MGH 024 (the UW D Center) What: The Campus Mobility

Kai Kohlsdorf and Tash Hansen-Day Kai is a PhD student in GWSS and he's worked as a TA and instructor for Disability Studies; Tash received their BA

Spring 2012 Disability Studies brownbag discussions: Emerson Sekins and Ann Luetzow "Imagining a Disability and Deaf Cultural Center” Friday. May 4

The D Center presents: Crossroads of Disability and Deafness in Higher Education. Tues. May 14, 6:00-7:30pm, UW Bagley Hall 131. FB Event: https://www

Dance Faculty Concerty, January 22-20, 2014 Meany Studio Theatre Wednesday-Saturday @ 7:30pm, Sunday @ 2 pm You will be delighted when you join us as

Please join us for community, celebration, and food! Fri, June 6, 2-4pm, in the D Center The University of Washington Disability Studies Program

Check out this interview with our new Disability Studies Program Director, José Alaniz! 1. How did you become interested in Disability Studies? I

HONORS 392A “Veterans and Disability in History: Perspectives on the Role of Combat Injury in Shaping an American Social Construct” New disability

Supported by the Simpson Center for the Humanities in 2015-2016. Contact Heather Evans to learn more! hdevans@uw.edu https://simpsoncenter.org

Proposal deadline Feb 8, 2016. Conference at Syracuse U, April 1st. http://crippingthecon.com/submissions Call for Proposals Deaf-initely Ironic…?