Tools & Materials
Resources
Materials, networks, and guides compiled by DRIG to support disability anthropology scholars, educators, and practitioners.
Guidelines for Accessible Presentations
Best practices for making conference presentations accessible to all attendees — including recommendations for visual aids, spoken pacing, captioning, and physical accessibility. An essential resource for anyone presenting at AAA and related conferences.
Contact the steering committee for the current version.
Download GuidelinesIs there a disabled anthropologist on your syllabus?
A zine by Erin Durban (University of Minnesota) designed to help anthropology educators build more inclusive syllabi by centering disabled scholars and disabled-authored texts. Available on Google Drive.
Contact Erin Durban or the steering committee for the current link.
Access ZineSANDS — Sociocultural Anthropology Network of Disabled Scholars
A network of disabled ethnographers and allies committed to making anthropology more accessible and inclusive. SANDS provides community, mutual aid, and advocacy within the discipline.
Visit SANDSDisability Anthropology Starter Pack — Bluesky
A curated Bluesky starter pack compiled by Erin Durban featuring disability anthropology scholars, activists, and practitioners. A great starting point for finding the disability anthropology community on Bluesky.
Find on BlueskyKnow a Resource We Should List?
If you know of a resource — a guide, network, zine, dataset, or tool — that would benefit the disability anthropology community, please let us know.
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