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Immigrating to Canada with a disability
Toronto Star immigration reporter Nicholas Keung discusses recent changes to Canada’s policy around medical inadmissibility for prospective immigrants with disabilities. Later, Jay Dolmage of the University of Waterloo recounts the history of racism and eugenics underpinning Canada’s immigration sy…
Long Road to the Dream Job in Academia: A Conversation with Liz W. Faber
Welcome to The Academic Life! In this episode you’ll hear about:
Dr. Liz Faber’s long road from completed PhD to dream job
Why academia said she was a failure
The financial reasons she worked two academic jobs at once
The importance of speaking out about pay-scale and departmental inequities
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The university won't love you back: The UW System's pursuit of normalcy in the time of corona
What happens to a failing system when you assume that there is no need for alternatives?
The illustration by Rachal Duggan shows a sketch of UW-Madison’s Bascom Hall surrounded by floating faces wearing masks and coronavirus particles.
We are in the sanctuary of our shared office—the only place we…
starting from difference with Zoe Partington & Jos Boys [en]
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from the (dis)ordinary architecture project
Zoe Partington and Jos Boys from the (dis)ordinary architecture project work with a network of disabled and deaf artist to develop models of new practice for the built environment, led by the creativity and experiences of those artists. In their regular m…
Hephaestus | It's All Greek to Me
Next time you’re buying pottery or some cool jewelry, remember that Hephaestus is to thank for that and SO much more. Learn how the Greeks did Hephaestus dirty, and how he’s even cooler than you even knew.
Content Warning: This episode contains conversations about or mentions of ableism, eugenics, …
108: Reasonable Accommodations in a Post-COVID World
On this episode, Dr. Jay Dolmage, author of Academic Ableism, discusses the impacts of our return to normalcy after two years home during the COVID pandemic. We talk about the persistence of ableism and how we should all be thinking differently in a collective effort to make veterinary medicine and…
NACHOS S3E4 - There and Back Again: What Hobbits can Teach Us
NACHOS S3E4 – There and Back Again: What Hobbits Can Teach Us About Joy, Resilience, and Belonging
Welcome back, Nachonauts. In this special episode of NACHOS: the Neuro-Affirming Conversation Hour for Outreach and Support, we celebrate Hobbit Day, the shared birthday of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins, a…
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