A burgeoning body of literature shows a positive relationship between body functionality and
positive body image. Although still nascent, research centring experiences of people with …

This paper critically reviews how feminist academic psychologists, social scientists, and
media scholars have developed Rosalind Gill's generative construct “postfeminist …

Intersectionality involves the study of the ways that race, gender, disability, sexuality, class,
age, and other social categories are mutually shaped and interrelated through forces such …

This article offers a feminist post-structuralist theory of fat based on body narratives of
diverse women who recount becoming the “fat girl” within a Canadian context. Through …

In a culture where beauty is currency, women's bodies are often perceived as measures of
value and worth. The search for visibility and self-acceptance can be daunting, especially for …

Feminists influenced by post-conventional and critical perspectives confront a significant
challenge when researching women's embodiments: the dilemma of representation. For …

The representational history of disabled people can largely be characterized as one of being
put on display or hidden away. Self-representations have been a powerful part of the …

This article explores twelve short narrative films created by women and trans people living
with disabilities and embodied differences. Produced through Project Re• Vision, these …

ABSTRACT Project Re• Vision uses disability arts to disrupt stereotypical understandings of
disability and difference that create barriers to healthcare. In this paper, we examine how …

In this essay, we discuss multimedia story‐making methodologies developed through Re•
Vision: The Centre for Art and Social Justice that investigates the power of the arts …