Disability Studies Quarterly

We have an open CFA for an Assistant Editor! This role is best suited for a grad student interested in writing and editorial work in disability studies or a related field. Applicants dont need to be in the US Apps due: 15th April 2026 More info here: disstudies.org/call-for-app...

Are you finalizing your syllabi for the spring semester? Consider assigning something from our archives! Our open access collection dates back to 2000 and includes a TON of works in #DisabilityStudies Access everything here: dsq-sds.org #AcademicChatter #PhDChat

Do you have any mentees interested in Disability Studies? Consider gifting them membership with the SDS! Membership dues support events, conferences, and sustain @DSQJournal All you need is their email! Gift a membership today at: patreon.com/societyfordisa… #AcademicChatter

If you are involved in #DisabilityStudies we hope that you consider becoming a member of the Society for Disability Studies! Becoming a member and paying dues is an awesome way to support disability research and the advancement of Disability Studies in #HigherEd 1/6

Have you been enjoying the latest open access issue of @DSQJournal on Mad Methods? dsq-sds.org If so, please consider making a donation today to support the journal! 1/4

As an open access journal, we pride ourselves on equitable access to disability research. But to keep doing that, we have to make sure we maintain a paid editorship. If you can, please donate today to foster that vision! paypal.com/giving/campaig…

Mad Methods - DSQ's new Special Issue is out now! Co-edited by Efrat Gold and Michael Rembis, this collection features a ton of brilliant authors! Check it out today: dsq-sds.org #MadStudies #DisabilityStudies #MadMethods #DSQ

Do you have extra grant funds you need to spend by year end? Unused conference or lab funds? Consider becoming a member of SDS, changing your membership to a higher tier, or gifting membership to a student in your lab/dept! patreon.com/SocietyforDisa… 1/2

Hot off the press! Our latest issue is out now! This Special Issue, titled "Mad Methods" features 13 different pieces. Co-edited by Efrat Gold and Michael Rembis, this collection sparks meaningful critiques, conversations, and questions. Enjoy: dsq-sds.org

Thinking about writing a book in #DisabilityStudies or #NeurodiversityStudies? Email me (clelia.petracca@palgrave.com) to discuss your idea. @Palgrave publishes short Pivots (25-50k words), monographs, edited collections, handbooks, textbooks & major reference works.

This December the SDS is launching a membership drive! If you're in the field of #DisabilityStudies and looking for a community of researchers we hope you join us! Membership dues help sustain our flagship journal @DSQJournal which is SO important to the field! 1/6

Please make a donation to sustain the DSQ at: paypal.com/giving/campaig… You can also help by circulating this fundraiser! Tell us about your favorite DSQ articles using #Give2DSQ and #WhatDSQMeansToMe. 4/4 #DisabilityTwitter #AcademicChatter

Since DSQ is open access, we have few ways of financing the editorship. While @dis_studies has been able to do so in the past using conference and membership fees, those funds have run out. We need your help! 3/4

DSQ offers a critical repository of disabled knowledge. It denotes a real investment in disabled expertise! Editors invest a ton of time, energy, and care into this work. To ensure a more equitable process, we have a paid editorship. 2/4

For the past 45 years, we've been fostering #DisabilityStudies scholarship and highlighting the important work of disabled authors, activists, and artists. This #InternationalDayOfPersonswithDisabilities please help us fund the next 45 years. 1/4

Please make a donation to support our important work at paypal.com/giving/campaig… You can also help out by circulating this fundraiser and talking about your favorite pieces from DSQ! Use the hashtags #Give2DSQ and #WhatDSQMeansToMe to celebrate your favorite works! 4/4

Since our journal is open access, though, its hard to finance the editorship. While @dis_studies has been able to do so in the past with conference and membership fees, those funds have run out. We need your help to keep going! 3/4

If you have enjoyed my writing, used one of the my disability history resources, or benefitted from my reading lists, I would really appreciate it if you could make a donation to @DSQJournal this #GivingTuesday at paypal.com/giving/campaig… 1/5