About me.
Megan Linton is a PhD student, writer, and researcher. Her research uses critical disability & carceral studies to challenge disability institutionalization and their profit motives.
Her writing has been published in Briarpatch Magazine, the Disability Visibility Project, Canadian Dimension, CBC Opinions, the Hamilton Spectator and the Ottawa Citizen. Recently, she produced and wrote the Invisible Institutions podcast.
She work as a teaching assistant in the department of sociology and as a research assistant on projects related to disability, political economy and public policy.
I love baking cookies, reading spectral fiction and dreaming of crip futures.
Shorter bio?
Megan Linton (she/her) is a PhD student, disability policy researcher, and writer. Her research focuses on the intersection of disability and institutionalization.