DARN

Disability Advocacy and Research Network

A community for disabled psychology scholars and allies.

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The DARN logo is a person proudly waving a flag with their fist upraised. They have pink hair, brown skin, a yellow sweater, green shorts, and a blue prosthetic leg, each representing a color in the flag. The flag is black with a Psi symbol containing five colors, which represent a variety of needs and experiences: Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and Sensory Disabilities.

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Quarterly DARN meetings

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Launching DARN subgroups

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Please don’t go all Tetris on my groceries: Social challenges of navigating an invisible disability

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Flyer titled Disability and Teaching Conference. October 6, 12-4 PM; Oct. 7th, 12-5 PM Eastern time. Explore the intersections of disability and psychology. Learn strategies for inclusive teaching. Develop anti-ableist practices. Keynote speakers Dr. Michelle Nario-Redmond Dr. Rhoda Olkin Featured speakers Dr. Thomas Dirth Dr. Nestor Williams

Abnormal No More: A DARN Conference on Incorporating Disability into the Teaching of Psychology

  • Event, Spotlight
A meme of politician Bernie Sanders originally asking for financial support. The caption is instead, “I am once again asking for an Extension.”

Flexible Deadlines and the Art of Saving Grandmothers

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Disability Advocacy and Research Network (2021–Present)