Hosting critical collaborative projects on how archives & records document, shape, & impact disabled ppl—in history, today & the future!
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ALT "Who we are & what we do" highlighted in bright purple in front of blue and purple wiggly folders, pencils, and paperclips.
ALT Who we are: We are a hub for many collaborative projects about archives by and for disabled people. We are a team of disabled researchers, students, writers, artists, archivists & community members. We work on archives: the digital or physical places that hold and organize records, stories, histories & documentation about disabled people.
ALT We think about 1) different ways that disabled people are represented in archives, 2) how disabled people are affected by archives, and 3) how to imagine archival futures that are centered around disabled desires. The Lab is directed by Gracen Brilmyer. Visit our About page to learn more about our current Lab members & collaborators.
ALT An Asian American disabled woman is sitting in a wheelchair. She has blonde highlights in her hair and is wearing a denim jacket. She has a bright red lip color on and a tracheostomy at her neck connected to a ventilator tube. Her eyes are closed her face has a dreamy expression. The sun is shining over her while the background of trees and a skyscraper is shrouded in darkness. Photo credit: María del Río
ALT Graphic with text in the center, Palestine X Disability Justice Syllabus. There is a border with a light blue background and illustrations of pieces of watermelon are sprinkled throughout
