Book Review ALTER-European Journal of Disability Research/ Revue Europeenne de Recherche sur le Handicap. Vol. 11 (3). July-September 2017. 208-209.
Book Review Temple University Press. Barriers and Belonging: Personal Narratives of Disability. Retrieved from www.temple.edu.
Book Review Hutchinson, I. (2017). Barriers and belonging: Personal narratives of disability. Journal of Sociology Social Welfare 44(2), 177-179
Book Review Barriers and Belonging (Michelle Jarman, Leila Monaghan and Alson Quaggin Harkin). Reviewed by Michael Northen
Videos
Disabilities as Specializations University of Utah Health Equity & Inclusion (Sep. 08, 2017) I Video I
Dr. Leila Monaghan teaches linguistic and cultural anthropology at Northern Arizona University. Her research interests are broad and include the history of Deaf communities, the impact of HIV/AIDS, the narrative construction of disability, and the role of Native women in the Plains Indian Wars. Co-edited books include Many Ways to be Deaf, and Barriers and Belonging: Personal Narratives of Disability. She visited the University of Utah on September 8th to give a talk titled "Disabilities and Specializations."
Source: https://uofuhealth.utah.edu/inclusion/news/2017/09/dr-monaghan.php