The Canadian Journal of Disability Studies publishes peer-reviewed original articles that advance research in the multidisciplinary, international field of disability studies.

A leading international, peer-reviewed journal that explores the dynamics of disability in societal contexts. It critically examines how disability intersects with various societal elements like culture and policies.

The first journal in the field of disability studies. Published for the Society for Disability Studies.

This journal focuses on the theory and practice of inclusive education and publishes peer-reviewed research that aims to support the integration of all students

A pioneering, peer-reviewed journal exploring mental health and psychiatric policies from a critical standpoint within Mad Studies.

Examines social work through an intersectional lens in a global context, focusing on how overlapping social categorizations affect individuals and groups.

Publishes research, discussion and review articles, and brief reports pertaining to both macro- and micro-policy issues affecting people with disabilities.

An open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to ethical issues in mental health, focusing on clinical practice, research, and policy.

Provides a forum for discussing the theory, practice, and research in humanistic psychology, emphasizing a holistic understanding of the human condition.

Focuses on how literature and culture influence and reflect societal attitudes towards disability.

Publishes theoretical and empirical work that links social theory with aspects of health and healthcare.

Offers articles on the latest research and practical approaches in social work specifically focused on mental health contexts.

Covers the study and promotion of social justice globally, with a focus on themes like inequality and social movements.