Appendix: Additional Resources
Disability History
Disability Justice and Abolition
Disability Justice and Intersectionality
Disability History
The Disability History Association: The Disability History Association (DHA) is an international non-profit organization that promotes the study of disabilities throughout history. This includes, but is not limited to, the history of individuals or groups with disabilities, perspectives on disability, representations/ constructions of disability, policy and practice history, teaching, theory, and Disability and related social and civil rights movements.
Black Disability History Part 1 (4,800 word essay), Part 2 (7,000 word essay), Part 3 (7,900 word essay) by Mwatuangi, Medium. Description: This essay series tracks the history of Black disabled people and movements.
Disability Justice and Abolition
Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups by Dean Spade, Bernard Center for Research on Women
• Part 1: No Masters, No Flakes - 1 hour, 30 minute webinar
• Part 2: Decision Making – 1 hour, 30 minute webinar
• Part 3: Skills for Abolitionist Practice – 1 hour, 30 minute webinar
• Part 4: Bringing New People into the Work – 1 hour, 30 minute webinar
Alternatives to Policing Based in DJ by The Abolition and Disability Justice Coalition
Where Is Hope - The Art of Murder (documentary)
We Can’t Breathe: The Deaf & Disabled Margin of Police Brutality Project
TJ: A Curriculum by Project NIA
Sick of It! A Disability Inside/Outside Project – disabled incarcerated self-advocates
Activating Change (Vera Institute for Justice’s new DJ organization)
Network to Advance Abolitionist Social Work
Disability Justice and Intersectionality
Mad Queer Organizing Strategies
Ain’t I a Woman Too? The Intersections of Race, Victimhood & Survivorship in Sexual Violence
Meeting the Needs of Immigrant Survivors with Disabilities by End Abuse of People with Disabilities
Meeting the Needs of American Indian and Alaska Native Survivors with Disabilities by End Abuse of People with Disabilities
Addressing Intersecting Identities in our Work to End Violence Against People with Disabilities by End Abuse of People with Disabilities
A Rural Perspective: Serving Survivors of DV/SA with Disabilities in Rural Communities by End Abuse of People with Disabilities
Disability and Transgender Survivors: Empowering Providers who Work with Multiply-Marginalized Populations by End Abuse of People with Disabilities
Disability Justice definitions by Indiana Disability Justice
We Move Together: Disability Justice and Trans Liberation: 1 hour, 40 minute webinar by the Bernard Center for Women, featuring Patty Berne, Reina Gossett, Kiyaan Abadani, and Malcolm Shanks. Description: This webinar explores the following questions, How are organizers and artists building cross-movement solidarity from an understanding that no one is disposable? How can we reclaim bodily autonomy, our right to exist in public space, and our liberatory visions of a world where all bodyminds are valued? As disabled and/or trans people whose bodies are pathologized and policed, how can we move together towards collective liberation?