“People usually think of disability as an individual flaw or problem, rather than as something partly created by the world we live in. It is rare that that people think of disability as a political experience or as encompassing a community full of rich histories, cultures or legacies. With disability justice, we want to move away from “the myth of independence” that everyone can and should be able to do everything on their own”  

Leaving a Trace blog, Mia Mingus

Mental Health and Disability Justice

Intersectionality and Disability Justice

Disability Rights and Disability Justice

Student Activism and Disability Justice

Identifying as “Disabled” Brings Me Peace in a World Hostile to My Existence, Rooted in Rights, Sept. 2018, Angela Lemus-Mogrovejo

Student activism for disability justice and holistic access, Marion Quirici TEDxDuke [video has closed captions and option to read transcript]