Fixing: the claiming and reclaiming of disability history / Catherine Frazee, Kathryn Church, and Melanie Panitch
Imagining otherwise: the ephemeral spaces of envisioning new meanings / Carla Rice, Eliza Chandler, and Nadine Changfoot
Postervirus: claiming sexual autonomy for people with HIV through collective action / Alexander McClelland and Jessica Whitbread
Deaf and disability arts: insiders, outsiders, and the potential of progressive studios / Kristin Nelson
"It fell on deaf ears": deafhood through the graphic signed novel as a form of artivism / Vero Leduc
(Dis)quiet in the peanut gallery: performing social justice through integrated dance / Lindsay Eales
Battle lines drawn: creative resistance to ableism through online media / Jeffrey Preston
Deconstructing phonocentrism: a new genre in deaf arts / Paula Bath
Crip the light fantastic: art as liminal emancipatory practice in the twenty-first century / Jes Sachse
Claiming "the masters" for disability rights: an artist's journey / Diane Driedger
Perching as a strategy for seeking legitimacy for broken embodiments: embracing biomedical claims for ME / Pamela Moss
Challenging rhetorical indifference with a cripped poetry of witness / Jen Rinaldi and Nancy Viva Davis Halifax
The body as resistance art/ifact: disability activism during the 2012 Quebec Student Movement / Gabriel Blouin Genest
Divided no more: the Toronto Disability Pride March and the challenges of inclusive organizing / Melissa Graham and Kevin Jackson
Accountability, agency, and absence: embodying radical disability values in artistic production / Drew Danielle Belsky
Conclusion: the politics of embracing disability metaphor / Tanya Titchkosky.