The Disability Studies Program welcomes José Alaniz as the new Director.
José Alaniz is an associate professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the Department of Comparative Literature (adjunct). He published his first book, Komiks: Comic Art in Russia...Read more
Congratulations to these DS community members who have won 2014 awards from the University of Washington Disability Studies Program! Dennis Lang Student Award: Anjali Truitt, Public Health Genetics. Harlan Hahn Student Awards: Mary Edwards, School of Social Work; Tash Hansen-Day, Disability...Read more
Please join us for community, celebration, and food! Fri, June 6, 2-4pm, in the D Center
The University of Washington Disability Studies Program invites you to our Year-End Gathering and Graduation Celebration
When: Friday, June 6, 2014, 2-4pm
Where: D Center, Mary Gates...Read more
Please join us for this talk by Jose Alaniz: Disability in Post-Soviet Russian Cinema. May 28, 12-1:20, Savery 408
Please join us for the final Disability Studies Program Brown Bag of the quarter!
Jose Alaniz, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, and Harlan Hahn Award...Read more
This D Center event is free and open to the public! Sustainability at the Intersections: Collective Access, the State, and Disability Justice, June 4, 5:30-7:30pm...Read more
Student Scholarship for UW undergraduate and graduate students and Research Award for UW faculty and staff
Call for Proposals: Harlan Hahn Awards for Disability Studies – Spring 2014
The Disability Studies Program is pleased to announce that there will...Read more
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UW Disability Studies Program page on Facebook.Read more
Join us! Fri, May 16, 1:00-2:30, in MGH 024 (D Center). Featured book: The Unheard: a memoir of deafness and Africa
Josh Swiller's book The Unheard: a memoir of deafness and Africa is a personal account of a Peace Corps Volunteer with complete hearing loss serving in...Read more
Fri, May 2, 12-1:20pm, SAV 408. Heather will talk about her Ph.D. research on acquired invisible disability, identity, and the law.
Heather Evans, Ph.D. Candidate, UW Sociology, and recipient of a Disability Studies Program Harlan Hahn award
‘Disability Consciousness’: Impairment...Read more