An Entry for the Irish Sporting Pages: Remember Susan O’Hara

Editorial honoring mentors like the late Susan O'Hara

RDS Commitment to Honoring Diversity

Reaffirming RDS’s commitment to representing and respecting through the promotion of Disability Studies, the richly diverse community of individuals with disabilities and their allie

Old and Disabled: Disabled and Old

This editorial proceeds the Forum on Disability and Aging and discusses some personal reflections on the relationship between aging and disability

Editorial: Weak and Lame: Parenting in the 21st Century

This is the editorial for Volume 8, Issue 4

Summer 2019 Editorial Internship Opportunity

The Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal (RDS), welcomes applicants for a part-time, temporary, 8 week-long, paid summer internship from May or June through August, 2019

Editorial: What Ever Happened to Mary Ingalls?

Since this issue features a forum on the family, I knew that I could easily write an editorial focused on my own family experiences. But then I realized that many of my editorials focus on my family! After all, my family is the most important thing in my life. Who wants to read another editorial about the exploits of my eight-year-old daughter? So instead I am going to focus on another family. They are the Ingalls family, and most interestingly, Mary Ingalls, the blind sister of the book and American TV show’s main protagonist, Laura Ingalls

Editorial: My Pet (Trained)

This is the editorial for Volume 9, Issue 4

Editorial: Into the Light

This is the editorial for Volume 8, Issue 1

Editorial: Learning Stuff We Don’t Know

This is the editorial for Volume 7, Issue 3, 4