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Disability Blog Carnival #63: Relationships is Up at the Dreamwidth Disability Community!

By meloukhia on 24 February, 2010

And here’s the 63rd Disability Blog Carnival, on the theme relationships. We had nearly 30 posts, all of them thought-provoking. Thank you to all of the participants!
This much juicy and delicious reading here. Thanks to avendya for organising.
Disability Blog Carnival #63: Relationships

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60th Disability Blog Carnival: Intersectionality

By Anna on 19 November, 2009

Welcome to the 60th Disability Blog Carnival! Thank you to Penny at Disability Studies, Temple U for continuing to host the Disability Blog Carnival.

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Final Carnival Reminder!

By Anna on 17 November, 2009

Today is the deadline for submissions for the Disability Carnival.
If you emailed something to carnival at disabledfeminists.com and didn’t get some variation of “I got your submission! Thank you!”, then I haven’t received it. The alternate address is anna@annaoverseas.com.
The optional theme is intersectionality. However, any posts you’ve written about disability that you’d like [...]

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Friendly Reminder: Disability Carnival!

By Anna on 2 November, 2009

Just your weekly reminder that we’ll be hosting the 60th Disability Blog Carnival here at FWD/Forward on November 19th.
Our optional theme is Intersectionality – how does identifying as being disabled intersect with being a woman? With being queer? With being of colour? With all of those things?
Of course, feel free [...]

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