In this paper we use co-constructed autoethnographic methods to explore the tensions that animate the meaning of “disclosure” in university and college environments. Drawing insight from our embodied experiences as graduate students and university/college course instructors, our collaborative counter-narratives examine the ordinary ways that disclosure is made meaningful and material as a relationship and a form of embodied labour. Our dialogue illustrates the layered nature of disclosure—for example, self-disclosing as a disabled student in order to access academic spaces but not self-disclosing to teach as an instructor. Katie uses phenomenological disability studies to analyze disclosure at the intersection of disability and pregnancy as...
grantor: University of TorontoThis research reports on adult learners with learning disabi...
An increase in the population of students with invisible disabilities is being felt across the natio...
Instructors with a hidden disability may choose to talk with their students about their disability, ...
In this paper we use co-constructed autoethnographic methods to explore the tensions that animate th...
In this chapter, the author explores identity interconnections of disclosure between working-class s...
Disability disclosure contains significant implications when considering democratic educational oppo...
This dissertation explores disabled and mad students experiences of disclosure in higher education f...
This article draws on my extensive research into ableism in academia to highlight the consequences o...
An autoethnographic account of negotiating disability and disclosure intersectionally in graduate sc...
This article reports on a qualitative study identifying the drivers for and boundaries to disability...
This article reports on a qualitative study identifying the drivers for and boundaries to disability...
Self-disclosure is any information exchange that refers to the self, including personal states, dis...
Besides dealing with architectural and attitudinal barriers in higher education, disabled students a...
Following two World Wars, the societal consideration of disability has considerably evolved. Most of...
A la suite des deux Guerres Mondiales, la considération sociétale du handicap a évoluée. Les Etats o...
grantor: University of TorontoThis research reports on adult learners with learning disabi...
An increase in the population of students with invisible disabilities is being felt across the natio...
Instructors with a hidden disability may choose to talk with their students about their disability, ...
In this paper we use co-constructed autoethnographic methods to explore the tensions that animate th...
In this chapter, the author explores identity interconnections of disclosure between working-class s...
Disability disclosure contains significant implications when considering democratic educational oppo...
This dissertation explores disabled and mad students experiences of disclosure in higher education f...
This article draws on my extensive research into ableism in academia to highlight the consequences o...
An autoethnographic account of negotiating disability and disclosure intersectionally in graduate sc...
This article reports on a qualitative study identifying the drivers for and boundaries to disability...
This article reports on a qualitative study identifying the drivers for and boundaries to disability...
Self-disclosure is any information exchange that refers to the self, including personal states, dis...
Besides dealing with architectural and attitudinal barriers in higher education, disabled students a...
Following two World Wars, the societal consideration of disability has considerably evolved. Most of...
A la suite des deux Guerres Mondiales, la considération sociétale du handicap a évoluée. Les Etats o...
grantor: University of TorontoThis research reports on adult learners with learning disabi...
An increase in the population of students with invisible disabilities is being felt across the natio...
Instructors with a hidden disability may choose to talk with their students about their disability, ...