Environmental injustice and disasters are linked to issues surrounding disability, poverty and racism, University of Alabama social and cultural studies professor Nirmala Erevelles said at an event ...

“Yago,” a young autistic man hosted at the association “Elan Retrouve,” dedicated to psychiatric disorders in adulthood, paints as he work with an educator in Paris. Getty Images Earlier this month, ...

At the intersection of Blackness and disability is a population of especially vulnerable people, as racism and ableism mutually reinforce each other. Disability is more prevalent among Black people ...

A groundbreaking book that uncovers the hidden histories of disabled people who fought against injustice shows disabled ...

Come join us on Monday, April 13th 10-noon in the Corey Union Fireplace Lounge, as we learn how to better understand disability injustice, ableism and how to be better allies and accomplices for ...

“Disabled people live at the intersection of all systems of oppression and social justice issues. There isn’t one issue or one intersection where you will not find disabled individuals advocating for ...

For more than two decades, America has asked its service members to shoulder the burden of war in Iraq, Afghanistan, and beyond. Tens of thousands have come home with visible and invisible wounds — ...

Airlines have lifted mask mandates. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that most Americans no longer need to social distance or quarantine. Schools and employers are doing away ...

To each, his, her, or their due. This is how justice is traditionally defined. This, of course, begs the question, what is due people? What are we owed by society, family members, workplaces, friends, ...