Disability Studies Quarterly special issue on Indigeneity + Disability available

Disability Studies Quarterly is delighted to announce the release of a special issue on Indigeneity + Disability. The journal is Open Access.

Vol 41, No 4 (Fall 2021)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18061/dsq.v41i4

Table of Contents:

Prefatory Matter

Indigeneity & Disability: Kinship, Place, and Knowledge-Making

• Juliet Larkin-Gilmore, Ella Callow, Susan Burch

Section I: Kinship

Section I Introduction: Kinship

• Juliet Larkin-Gilmore, Ella Callow, Susan Burch

Family History as Disability History: Native Hawaiians Surviving Medical Incarceration

• Adria L. Imada

Raising Our Children with Disabilities in Akomimoksin

• Pearl Yellow Old Woman-Healy, Stacey Running Rabbit

Becoming Insane: The Death of Arch Wolfe at the Canton Asylum for Insane Indians

• Devon Mihesuah

Defying the odds: A self-reflection of an Indigenous woman lawyer with a disability in Ghana

• Esther Akua Gyamfi

Rattlesnake Kinship: Indigeneity, Disability, Animality

• Vivian Delchamps

Dangerous Representations: 'Indigenous Infanticide,' Disability, and Karitiana Relations in Brazil

• Íris Morais Araújo

Competency, Allotment, and the Canton Asylum: The Case of a Muscogee Woman

• Anne Gregory

Section II: Place

Section II Introduction: Place

• Juliet Larkin-Gilmore, Ella Callow, Susan Burch

Inseparable: Lands and Peoples in Sacred Connection

• Caroline Lieffers, In'aska (Dennis Hastings), Margery Coffey (Mi'oⁿbathiⁿ)

Colonial Forces of Environmental Violence on Deaf, Disabled, & Ill Indigenous People

• Jen Deerinwater

"The Way History Lands on a Face": Disability, Indigeneity, and Embodied Violence in Tommy Orange's There There

• Brandi Bushman, Pasquale Toscano

Enduring the Storm: Dealing with Mental Disabilities in Oceania

• Juliann Anesi

Review of "Holding Up the Sky," or Naming Maine as Wabanaki Homelands

• Jess L. Cowing

'Care and Maintenance': Indigeneity, Disability and Settler Colonialism at the Canton Asylum for Insane Indians, 1902-1934

• Sarah Whitt

Abya Yala's Disability: Weaving With the Thread and Breath of the Ancestors

• Alexander Yarza de los Ríos

Section III: Knowledge Making

Section III Introduction: Knowledge-Making

• Juliet Larkin-Gilmore, Ella Callow, Susan Burch

Indigenous Concepts of Difference: an alternative to Western disability labeling

• Lavonna L. Lovern

Thinking about mental health and spirituality from the Indigenous knowledge systems frame of reference

• Lieketseng Ned, Lily Kpobi, Chioma Ohajunwa

Indigeneity and Disabilities in the Ecuadorian Oral History Archives

• Scott Thomas Gibson, Sara Newman, Antonia Carcelen-Estrada

Elissa Washuta's My Body is a Book of Rules: A Crip Mad Reading of Psychiatric Compliance and Resistance

• Meghann O'Leary

a prescription for consent

• Marina Tsaplina, Charlee Huffman (maxpú hiⁿga miⁿga)

Stories Out of Place: Archives of Disability and Settler Colonialism in and from Life of Black Hawk

• Amanda Stuckey

The Fourth Lifeway: Recognizing the Legacy of Bodily Difference and Disability within the Inka Empire

• Ryan Scott Hechler