H-Disability is a scholarly discussion group that explores the multitude of historical issues surrounding the experience and phenomenon of 'disability.' H-Disability was established in response to the growing academic interest and expanding scholarly literature on issues of disability throughout the world.

- H-Dis: TOC: Canadian Journal of Disability Studies 1(1)(2012)  Dawna Lee Rumball, dawnalee8@YAHOO.COM - H-Dis: CFP: Memories, Technologies, Rhetorics (special issue)  Doug Coulson, currentsdwrl@GMAIL.COM - H-Dis: Disability in early Native American communities (reply)  Susan Burch, susanburch1917@YAHOO.COM - H-Dis: Research Grants (State Historical Society of Iowa)  Marvin Bergman, State Historical Society of Iowa, marvin-bergman@uiowa.edu - H-Dis: Disability in early Native American communities (c1600-1800)  Dan Blackie, danielblackie@HOTMAIL.COM - H-Dis: ANN: UBCDS Masters Degree (Buffalo NY)  Michael Rembis, mrembis@GMAIL.COM - H-Dis: Current Journal Articles (#129)  "Penny L. Richards" <turley2@EARTHLINK.NET>

Reviewer: Will Youngman Title: Blindness and Therapy in Late Medieval French and Italian Poetry Author: Julie Singer   Reviewer: Tony Yang Title: The Shady Side of Fifty: Age and Old Age in Late Victorian Canada and the United States Author: Lisa Dillon   Reviewer: Daniel Werges Title: Karl Anspach: Ein blinder Kaufmann revolutioniert das Blindenhandwerk (1889-1941) Author: Christhard Schrenk