Contributor

Eliza Chandler is an Associate Professor in the School of Disability Studies and the Executive Director of the Office of Social Innovation at Toronto Metropolitan University. She teaches in the areas of disability arts, critical access studies, social movements, and crip technoscience, and she leads a research program that animates disability arts and its connections to disability rights and justice. Chandler regularly gives lectures on disability arts, accessible curatorial practices, and disability politics in Canada, and she is a member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars.