Dr. Paul Bones. Disabled Associate Professor of Sociology at Texas Woman's University, Wood Worker, Cat Dad. He/him. Views his own. BIPOC & Trans lives matter.
#CallForPapers I'm really excited to announce this special edition of the CJSD I'm helping to co-edit with one of my favorite people and the Canadian Sociology Association Disability Cluster! Link to full PDF below. #CFPSI#Disabilitytinyurl.com/9ua82wcy
ALT A Disabled University Experience: Lessons for, and Experiences of, Disabled Undergraduates. We are seeking submissions of previously unpublished articles on disabilities, with a special focus on manuscripts that either study the experiences of disabled undergraduate students or are written for an undergraduate audience for the CJDS. Contributions can include empirical works, qualitative explorations, theoretical inquiries, extended literature reviews, methodological papers, or even book reviews. We encourage articles from minoritized populations, including disabled authors. Please submit your extended abstracts (200-500 words) to Special Issue Editors Dr. Paul Bones (pbones@twu.edu) and Christopher Churchill (chrisamchurchill@gmail.com) by 7/15/2024. Please include your contact information in your email. For those accepted for consideration, the deadline for full paper submission will be 1/30/2025 for preliminary review. Final submissions should be no more than 6,000 words.
Hello! I, along with a graduate student, am conducting a study on neurodivergence and smoking/vaping. If you fit the criteria, please consider scanning the QR code (or emailing me for a link). There's a survey and we are doing interviews. We would greatly appreciate it!
ALT A research flyer looking for participants who are self-identified as neurodivergent, over the age of 21, and currently smoke cigarettes or vape. The study includes a 30 minute survey and the option to sign up for a 45 minute interview. The survey and interview will ask questions about your background, neurodivergence, and smoking/vaping habits. Participation is voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time. There is a potential loss of confidentiality in all email, downloading, and internet transactions. There is a QR code on the flyer, but if you have any questions or for more information please reach out to Emily King at eking11@twu.edu or Dr. Paul Bones at pbones@twu.edu.
The first month in my 2025 YEAR OF FILM theme is devoted to... THE CRAFT (1996)! Join by the end of the month to get these witchy rewards!!
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A disabled person’s worth is more than what they are able to contribute to society. Our worth is more than our productivity. We still deserve to LIVE. Not just survive. We are people. We are human beings that deserve to enjoy things.
Having lived most my life with reasonably intelligent cats, I'm so blessed to have one who tries to bite his shadow and one who declares war on her tail daily.
Being suicidal is a very lonely place to be. Most ppl don't want to hear about it, & those who do, often run out of patience quickly. You are grappling with the decision to leave everyone & everything, something you must do alone. Unlike most other major life decisions, there 1/