A network for students, academics + activists focusing on the intersections of queer/trans and disability/crip studies.
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ALT selection of colourful fidget toys
ALT Photo of an enframed artwork by Justseeds with a snail on the grass, surrounded by a multitude of mushrooms. Under the snail, it reads: 'we must build networks of trust so we may be able to take care of each other and support our entire ecosystem' - Adaku Utah On top of the artwork is another snail, made of metal.
ALT Photo of an enframed artwork by Justseeds with a snail on the grass, surrounded by a multitude of mushrooms. Under the snail, it reads: 'we must build networks of trust so we may be able to take care of each other and support our entire ecosystem' - Adaku Utah On top of the artwork is another snail, made of metal.
ALT Queer Dis-eases Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies 22 - 23 May 2023 at European University Institute in person and online. Follow link in tweet for more information and registration details.
ALT Queer Dis-eases Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies 22 - 23 May 2023 at European University Institute in person and online. Follow link in tweet for more information and registration details.
ALT Queer Dis-eases Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies 22 - 23 May 2023 at European University Institute in person and online. Follow link in tweet for more information and registration details.
ALT Call for abstracts by 31st July 2023 Approaching rest, work, and activism through the lens of disability politics: relationships and contradictions A BSA event Date: Wednesday 1st November 2023 University of Birmingham
ALT We Resist at the Queer Liberation March in New York City, June 30, 2019 Image by FULBERT
ALT Text reads queer/disrupt recommends 'a genealogy of bedrooms' by Lilith Cooper. A Genealogy of bedrooms is a zine created by lilith cooper, and can be found on the queer disability studies network. Within this zine, lilith explores beds, bedrooms, the zine practices that happen there, and how zines connect lilith, in their bed, to the work of other queer, trans and crip people.
