ALT A blue poster with white writing reads "Meet the Author: Luda Gogolushko." In the center is a circular photo with Luda's headshot. Luda is a woman in a wheelchair outside, smiling. Below Luda's photos are the logos for the Society for Disability Studies and the Disability Studies Quarterly Journal, along with the text "Volume 45 Number 2"

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ALT Blue graphic, light green dandelion spores in a cascading pattern. In the center, a white text box reads: "Disability and Emotional Support Dog Representation in Netflix's The Healing Powers of Dude." Body text says "This article is a content analysis of disability representation and an emotional support dog in a children’s show on Netflix: The Healing Powers of Dude (2020). Through cultivation theory, the study identified two major themes: disability as a burden and disability as humorous. While the main character’s social anxiety and accommodations were often depicted negatively, his friends created a supportive environment that countered these portrayals." DSQ and SDS logos are in the bottom left corner.

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ALT A light blue poster highlighting the latest issue of Disability Studies Quarterly. Heading reads "volume 44, issue 5, 2025." Title reads "New Issue: Mad Methods." Guest editors include Efrat Gold and Michael Rembis. Authors include Michael Rembis, Nadia N. Mbonde, Stefanie Gil Franco, Leanne Toshiko Simpson, Rowan McCandless & Sara Hashemi, Geoffrey Reaume, Alexis Padilla, Lauren Spring, Maria Karmiris, Maria Liegghio, Efrat Gold, Christina Foisy, and Jose Miguel Esteban.

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