Projects
I mobilize knowledge and research at the intersection of disability, criminalization, and radical care
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Briarpatch Disability Justice Issue
The Briarpatch special 56-page Disability Justice issue features writing and art from disability justice activists across Canada. Inside, you’ll find an article about drug use and the criminalization of disabled life, an interview about war and debility, a roundtable on long COVID, food reviews from inside institutions, a discussion about disabled sex, reflections on the…
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Invisible Institutions
Invisible Institutions is a three part project on contemporary institutions for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities for Inclusion Canada and People First of Canada’s Joint Taskforce on Deinstitutionalization. Through this project I developed policy briefs, a national report and a 7-part podcast miniseries.
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Towards Just Care
Towards Just Care is a SSHRC-funded community-engaged research project focused on finding socially just alternatives to residential long-term care.
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Cops Out of Care Work
A workshop series that brought together abolitionists, doctors, community organizers, artists and researchers to unpack the use of police, policing, prisons and cages in our current “care systems”. We draw on the tools of disability justice to imagine futures where disabled people can flourish together.
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Tracking (In)justice
The Tracking Injustice Project is a research project tracking the use of deadly police force and deaths in custody in Canada. As an advisor for the project, I support project development, language, and the approach.
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Planning For Abolition
Planning for Abolition is a research project asking how urban and regional planning can support the abolition of policing, prisons and other carceral systems, funded by SSHRC and hosted at Carleton University. Invisible Institutions was part of the project development, and is featured as an abolitionist project.