Location: Mills Library Connections Centre (L113 – first floor by washrooms)

Readings (choose those that most interest you, or just show up!):

• Travis Chi Wing Lau’s blog post on “Disorientations: On Disability in Graduate School“
• Ellen Samuels’ article “Six Ways of Looking at Crip Time“
• David M. Perry’s news article on “How to Make Grad School More Humane“
• Jennifer Mankoff’s podcast on “managing an academic career with a disability & finding good ways forward“

Facilitators: Aisha Wilks and Alise de Bie

All are welcome to attend. RSVP online or email cripgrad@mcmaster.ca

What is the the Disability and Mad Studies Reading Group?

The Disability and Mad Studies Reading Group endeavours to cultivate a social and intellectual disability community on campus for those with disabilities, developing Disability Studies scholarship, and/or interested in learning more. Anyone is welcome to participate, including community members without affiliations to McMaster.