In this bonus episode, York Gender Feminist and Women’s Studies Ph.D. candidates Stephanie Jonsson and Angela Stanley talk about navigating disability during undergraduate and graduate programs. They discuss some of their experiences with accessing accessibility services as both students and workers and the ways that disability intersects with race, gender, and queerness. Angela Stanley’s research is focused on disability, sexuality, queerness, and accessibility, and she mobilizes her research work through her role as an accessibility coordinator for the Ontario Digital Literacy and Access Network (ODLAN).
Get in touch with Angela at:
Email: angela_stanley@live.com
Find Stephanie's work at:
Sexuality Studies Spotlight is produced by Stephanie Jonsson, Hannah Maitland, Kathleen Cherrington, Keely O'Brien, Helen Martin, and Amanda Selvaggi. This podcast is made possible through support from the York University Sexuality Studies Program, Innovation York’s Knowledge Mobilization Unit, The Academic Excellence Fund, and the Media Creation Lab at Scott Library. This podcast was produced on the traditional territory of many Indigenous Nations, and we invite our audience to visit native-land.ca to learn more about the land where they’re listening.
For a written transcript of this episode, please visit: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1V3BrcFkvrpG7Lr5Mk90JykCCsw1Mc8yD?usp=share_link
Content Note: This podcast features discussions of sex and sexuality that may include references to sexual and gender-based discrimination/violence/assault/abuse or other potentially triggering topics. Listener discretion is advised.
Resources:
York Resources: SASSL- https://sassl.info.yorku.ca/
Canada-Wide Resources: DAWN- https://www.dawncanada.net/issues/crisis-hotlines/
Crisis Text Line- https://www.crisistextline.org/topics/sexual-abuse/#understanding-sexual-abuse-1