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from the Society for Disability studies:
Disability Studies recognizes that disability is a key aspect of human experience, and that the study of disability has important political, social, and economic implications for society as a whole, including both disabled and nondisabled people.
Disability Studies Programs
The Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies - Syracuse University - maintains a comprehensive listing of disability studies programs offered in the US and Canada.
Society for Disability Studies works to explore issues of disability and chronic illness from scholarly perspectives. In addition to publishing Disability Studies Quarterly (DSQ), The Society for Disability Studies holds an annnual conference which brings together scholars from a broad spectrum of fields as well as artists and community-based activists. In both DSQ and at conferences, you will find exciting and groundbreaking work on current issues in disability studies. A discussion list keeps members in touch between conferences and serves as a valuable source of information.