Ableism, higher education
- Academic Ableism - Jay Dolmage
- Kattari, S. K., Olzman, M. & Hanna, M. (2018). "You look fine!" Ableist experiences by people with invisible disabilities. Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work.
- Kattari, S. K. (2019). Development and validation of the Ableist Microaggressions Scale. The Journal of Social Service Research, 45(3), 400-417.
- Mad at School - Margaret Price
- Representing Disability in an Ableist World - Beth Haller
- Ableism
- DisCrit: Disability Studies and Critical Race Theory in Education
- Building Access - Hamraie
Autobiography, personal narrative, disability justice
- Disability Visibility Project
- All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism
- Care Work - LLPS
- Criptiques - Ed. Kaitlin Wood
- Exile and Pride and Brilliant Imperfections - Eli Clare
- Fireweed Collective (formerly the Icarus Project)
- Robinson, Octavian. (2017). Moving Toward Disability Justice. DSQ.
- Laboring for Disability Justice & Liberation Lydia X.Z. Brown
- Skin, Tooth, and Bones: A Disability Justice Primer, 2nd edition
- Leaving Evidence Blog by Mia Mingus
- Cal Montgomery blog
- The Body is Not an Apology free online magazine, book
History, law, public policy
- A Disability History of the United States - Kim E. Nielsen
- Black Disabled Ancestors - Leroy F. Moore, Jr.
- The Ugy Laws - Susan Schweik
- Civil Disabilities: Citizenship, Membership and Belonging - Hirshmann and Linker
- Disabled Upon Arrival: Eugenics, Immigration and the Constitution of Race and Disability - Jay Dolmage
Literature, art, culture, poetry
- KripHop Nation - Leroy F. Moore, Jr.’s organization
- Representing Disability in an Ableist World - Beth Haller
- Studying Disability Arts and Culture - Petra Kuppers
- Walking with Ghosts - Qwo Li Driskill
- Sins Invalid performing arts and culture community
Mad studies and neurodivergence
- Black Madness: Mad Blackness - Therí Alyce Pickens
- Explicit Literary Journal “a literary journal dedicated to showcasing the visual art and writing of non speaking and semi speaking disabled writers and artists.”
- Intersectionalities special issue Mad Studies
- Mad at School - Margaret Price
- Mad Matters
- Neurodiversity Studies: A New Critical Paradigm
- Madness and Oppression from the Icarus Project
- Black Madness: Mad Blackness - Therí Alyce Pickens
- ASQ Madness volume - Citation coming
Systemic racism and ableism/sanism
- Abolition and Disability Justice
- Liat Ben Moshe's Disability Justice/Abolition: Resources Page
- Talila L. Lewis's post: Honoring Arnaldo Rios-Soto & Charles Kinsey: Achieving Liberation Through Disability Solidarity
- Talila L. Lewis's post: Disability Justice is an Essential Part of Abolishing Police and Prisions
- Susan Mizner, ACLU disability counsel: There Is No Police Exception to the Americans With Disabilities Act
- Recording of UMich panel: The Intersection of Disability, Race, and Police Brutality
- Where is Hope: The Art of Murder; Documentary on police violence/murder against folks with mental disabilities
- Andrea J. Ritchie- Mental Illness is Not a Capital Crime: On the Disproportionate Impact of Police Violence on Women of Color
- Democracy Now: Disability Rights Activists Take on Twin Pandemics of Racist Police Brutality and COVID-19
Twin Cities, MN alternatives to calling the police
- Alternatives to Calling the Police during a Mental Health Crisis
- ACP (Facebook page)
- Don'tCallThePolice (Minneapolis)
- Don'tCallThePolice (Duluth)
- MPD150 Alternatives
- For Minnesota, texting **CRISIS (**274747) (may choose to call the police)
- COPE: 1-612-596-1223 (Hennepin County only; make choose to call the police)
- Crisis Text Line: free help across the state; text MN to 741741
- MN County Mental Health FAQs (PDF)
- Hennepin County Mental Health
- Adult Crisis: 1-612-596-1223
- Child Crisis: 1-612-348-2233
- Ramsey County Mental Health
- Adult Crisis: 1-651-266-7900
- Child Crisis: 1-651-266-7878
- Crisis Resources Outside the Twin Cities
- Hennepin County Mental Health
- Tubman Crisis Line (24 hour): 1-612-825-0000
- Minnesota Warmline: 1-651-288-0400
- Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860 (explicitly state that they will not call the police unless you desire)
- Mental Health Minnesota
Thinking through intersectionality in disability studies
- All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism
- Black Madness - Mad Blackness - Theri Pickens
- Bodyminds Reimaged - Sami Schalk
- Clare, Eli. “Defective and Deficient: White Supremacy and Disability Oppression Tangled Together.” Understanding and Dismantling White Privilege, Spring, 2019 (9:1).
- Criptiques - Ed. Kaitlin Wood
- DisCrit: Disability Studies and Critical Race Theory in Education
- Exile and Pride and Brilliant Imperfections - Eli Clare
- Feminist Queer Crip - Alison Kafer
- Walking with Ghosts - Qwo Li Driskill
- National Black Disability Coalition
Films, documentaries
- Bottom Dollars
- Crip Camp (on Netflex)
- Deej
- Fixed
- Intelligent Lives and others by this director
- Sins Invalid documentary
For further research
Here are a few resources which often publish Critical Disability Studies resources. Specific articles found within each resource may vary in approach and orientation.
- Contra* Podcasts
- Canadian Journal of Disability Studies
- Critical Disability Discourses from York University
- Disability Studies Quarterly journal of the Society of Disability Studies, available open text
- Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal
- The Journal of Philosophy of Disability - New
- Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies