This module delves into disability and difference through the overlapping lenses of theory, art, pedagogy, and performance, revealing the vitality of crip culture.

This module explores how aging art and storymaking generate counter-narratives that offer complex, nuanced, and diverse understandings of aging through the perspectives of aging people and the art they produce.

This module reveals the goals and impacts of fat activist movements across politics, community, and culture.

Learn about critical psychology as a multi-faceted field of study, including approaches to doing research and looking at experiences as entangled with the world.

This module features research, short films, art and interactive activities from the Re•Storying Autism multimedia storytelling research project.

This module addresses learning challenges in decolonization, anti-racism, and accessibility in educational institutions.

This module will guide you through the steps of Re•Vision’s story-making process – from brainstorming and focusing your story ideas, to screening your story.