Disability Alliances and Allies

Introduction. Exploring the Opportunities and Challenges of Alliances and Allyship in the Lives of People with Disabilities; Allison C. Carey, Tara Fannon, Joan M. Ostrove Part One. Structures and Systems that Shape Alliances
Chapter 1. International Rights and Local Realities: Transnational Allies of the Disability Rights Movement in China; Shixin Huang
Chapter 2. Allies, Enemies, or Indifferent? The Disability and Older Persons Movements under Neoliberalism in Jamaica; Stephen J. Meyers
Chapter 3. Impasses of Disability Alliance-building in Bulgaria: Successful Phantom Activism and Toxic Grassroots Mobilizations; Ina Dimitrova
Chapter 4. "I've Used My Wide Array of Skills to Create a Life for Myself": Managing Narratives with Competing Goals in an Arts-based Disability Ally Organization; Melinda Leigh Maconi
Chapter 5. Allyship Changes in American Disability Protests Over Five Decades: An Empirical Analysis; Sharon Barnartt
Part Two. Relational Dynamics of Alliance-building
Chapter 6. Nothing About 'Us' Without Whom? (Re)Cognizing Alliance Between Disabled People and Care Workers in Direct-Funded Attendant Services; Erika Katzman
Chapter 7. Autistic Adult and Non-Autistic Parent Advocates: Bridging the Divide; Helen Rottier and Morton Ann Gernsbacher
Chapter 8. Becoming Allies: The Transmogrification of the Role of American Sign Language/English Interpreters during the Deaf President Now Protest; Mark Halley
Chapter 9. Can We Broaden the Neurodiversity Movement Without Weakening It?: Participatory Approaches as a Framework for Cross-Disability Alliance Building; Kristen Gillespie-Lynch, Patrick Dwyer, Christopher Constantino, Steven K Kapp, Emily Hotez, Ariana Riccio, Danielle DeNigris, Bella Kofner and Eric Endlich
Chapter 10. A Different Story: Narrative Allyship Across Ability; Nicki Pombier