Disability studies at UH Mānoa
- Center on Disability StudiesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, College of Education
- Disability and Diversity Studies Graduate CertificateA 15-credit, fully online graduate certificate
- Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and DiversityThe yearly global gathering on disability, in Honolulu
- Review of Disability Studies: An International JournalScopus-indexed, diamond open-access, peer-reviewed
- Center on Disability Studies on YouTubeTalks, events, and oral histories from CDS
Talks worth your time
- Jane McGonigal, “Gaming Can Make a Better World” (2010)TED talk
- Stella Young, “I'm Not Your Inspiration, Thank You Very Much” (2014)TED talk
- Krip HopDisability, hip hop, and culture
Disability history on film
- The Power of 504 (1997)The 1977 sit-in for disability rights. Full film, open captions, English and Spanish
- Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution (2020)Full film, free on Netflix's YouTube channel
- Vital Signs: Crip Culture Talks Back (1995)By David Mitchell and Sharon Snyder. The best film I'm aware of about disability and (performance) art. This is a VHS dub that is not the best quality and has German subtitles, but it's the best copy I could find.
- Freaks (1932)Tod Browning's film, free at the Internet Archive
- Freaks: Sideshow Cinema (2004)Documentary about the making of Freaks
- The Unknown (1927)Lon Chaney and Joan Crawford, silent
- The Penalty (1920)Lon Chaney, silent, free at the Internet Archive
Film and media
- FWD-Doc Accessibility ScorecardHow film festivals and events can measure their access
- Rejuvenating Hawaiʻi's Film Industry (2025)PBS Hawaiʻi program
Breath and well-being
- Andrew Weil, the 4-7-8 BreathA short video on a simple calming breath
- SuperBetterJane McGonigal's game for building resilience
Reading
- Kim E. Nielsen, A Disability History of the United States (2012)A clear, short history from before 1492 to today