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Centre for Oral History and Tradition
(COHT)
presents:
"Cripping" Sex and Sexualities: Opportunities for Disruption and Transformation
Dr. Alan Santinele Martino
Tuesday October 15th 1:30-2:30pm, PE 261
Dr. Martino will share findings from his research conducted with 31 2SLGBTQ+ individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities across Alberta. Rather than adhering to conventional notions of sex and sexuality, his study illuminates how disabled individuals are actively reshaping these concepts. Central to his analysis are the lenses of crip and queer theory to offer more nuanced frameworks for understanding the complexities of sexuality and disability.
Contact:
Jenny Oseen | oseejs@uleth.ca | (403) 329-2551