Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic – your synthesis of the different viewpoints of all the resources provided in one single blog post is amazing!

I appreciate your acknowledgment of the vulnerabilities and forms of violence that women face within and beyond religious groups, as exemplified by the Rekis and Jawad…Read more

Your blog post on disability was a great read, and it prompted me to think deeply about the broad impact of societal structures on accessibility and inclusion. A lot of your thoughts speak to the ‘social model of disability’ is that something you’ve come across? I think your insights into the challenges faced by the d/Deaf…Read more

I really enjoyed reading your blog post, particularly the insights you provided on the intersectional issues between race, gender, and disability. Your reference to Crenshaw’s theory of intersectionality helped frame the experiences of Ade Adepitan, Chay Brown, and Christine Sun Kim in a meaningful context.

Your discussion of the…Read more

I found your blog really interesting – particularly the mention of the social model of disability which is something I also picked up on from Ade’s interview. I wonder how that might have crossovers or links with intersectionality and

The quote from Chay that you references as a trans man with a hidden disability I think opens up…Read more

Belonging can be a contentious term when viewed in relation to online learning. What are students belonging to? Who dictates this? What happens to individuals who don’t want to ‘be […]

An a/r/tographic métissage: Storying the self as pedagogic practice

It’s probably not the most encouraging start when you read the title of a piece of writing and you only unde […]