If, for some reason, you were unable to attend the pathbreaking Philosophy, Disability and Social Change 3 conference that took place in early December 2022, do not despair! The videos of the presentations made at the conference are available online here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKGECJ8EcTzP1PAoylngsgIVaORCUh9DK

The conference was a huge success, with a number of participants and attendees suggesting to me that it was the best conference of the series thus far. The Philosophy, Disability and Social conference series just keeps getting better and better!

The videos of the presentations from Philosophy, Disability and Social Change and Philosophy, Disability and Social Change 2 are available here (and elsewhere on Youtube):

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=philosophy+disability+and+social+change+2

The videos of the Philosophy, Disability and Social Change conferences constitute engaging and provocative teaching tools, as well as excellent research materials. You and your students can learn directly from philosophers, most of whom are disabled, about the most cutting-edge work done in philosophy of disability at present. The videos also demonstrate that online participation in a conference can open up spaces in philosophy for previously marginalized and excluded perspectives, identities, values, and so on.

Transcripts for the videos will be available in the near future. I have been interrupted in this regard due to constraints on my keyboarding for the past couple months (also why my posting on BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY has been sparse recently).