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This guide contains a variety of online and print resources for research in Disability Studies. Use the navigation menu on the left to find research strategies, articles, reference sources, books, and more.
About Disability Studies at UCLA:
Disability Studies is a groundbreaking field that challenges and changes society’s attitudes toward disability. Led by some of UCLA’s most distinguished faculty, Disability Studies examines the meaning, nature and consequences of disability from a variety of perspectives, including arts and humanities, health sciences, social sciences, public policy, technology, and education. At UCLA, the conversation around disability has shifted: from exclusion to inclusion, from limitations to possibilities. See http://www.uei.ucla.edu/dsminor.htm for more information on UCLA's Disability Studies Minor.
- Off-Campus (VPN or Proxy Server) Access to Library eResourcesHow to access licensed online content from off-campus.
- Prefigurative Politics in Academic Libraries: Resisting Intersectional Ableism on CampusPresentations slides by Dr. Amelia N. Gibson to the UCLA Library, Sept. 2021.
- Disabilities in Libraries ToolkitFrom University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Institute of Museum and Library Services