The Medical Model vs. The Social Model of Disability By Marina Fishman George E. P. Box once said, “all models are wrong, but some are useful.” This has now become a saying in the academic community, and it can be… Continue Reading →
Deaf culture by Trinh There are many different variants of deafness and the deaf culture. Many people become deaf when they were just born or as they grow older. There are many different reasons a person can become deaf. Many… Continue Reading →
“The Autism Research Project is something that our group takes pride in. Led by our leader Marina Fishman, we seek out those with autism to find out more about them and how their experiences differ from others with the same… Continue Reading →
Inspirational Porn By Tiffany Santiago What is inspiration porn you are probably asking yourself? Well, I can almost guarantee that you’ve seen some form of it. Inspiration porn is the use of disabled people to make abled-bodied people feel inspired or as Stella Young mentioned in her Ted talk it is… Continue Reading →
History of Disability By Jeremiah The history of disabilities is a long and complicated one. Disability is a wide range, so it’s challenging to find the culture or a community; therefore, there’s a cultural barrier when writing about its history… Continue Reading →
Disability in tv/film By Vy Cao As of today 26% of adults in the United states have some type of disability (www.cdc.gov). Disability representation in TV and film that casts actors with disabilities in certain roles was published in… Continue Reading →
Georgia State University (GSU) takes great pride in its commitment to ensuring that individuals with disabilities have equal access and opportunity to all university programs, services, and activities. GSU offers a comprehensive range of services and resources designed to support… Continue Reading →
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