1. Abilities Magazine (http://www.enablelink.org/index.html )
   Canada's foremost cross-disability lifestyle magazine. It is widely read by people with disabilities, their families, friends and professionals. The publication is available in print, on audio cassette and on computer disk.
2. Ability Magazine (http://www.abilitymagazine.com )
   Ability Magazine aims for a general readership by educating and informing readers about disability.
3. Bent (http://www.bentvoices.org )
   Bent is an online journal of Cripgay Voices for people with disabilities.
4. Breath and Shadow (http://www.abilitymaine.org/breath )
   A journal of disability culture and literature.
5. Deaf Nation (http://www.deafnation.com )
   Deaf Nation is a newspaper that covers news, deaf culture, entertainment, and business.
6. Disability Culture Manfesto (http://www.dimenet.com/disculture/manifesto )
   This is a free e-newsletter on disability culture produced by Steve Brown at the Institute on Disability Culture. To receive this free newsletter, send the following message to majordomo@tripil.com subscribe disculture.
7. Disability Online Magazine (http://www.disabilityarts.com )
   Disability Online Magazine (DAO) is an online magazine supported by the Arts Council England which seeks to promote disabled and deaf artists and to discuss issues around Disability Arts. DAO pays particular attention to accessibility and is working to promote issues around web access for disabled people.
8. Disability Studies Online Magazine (http://www.disabilitystudies.com )
   This is an online magazine focusing on the academic field of disability studies and interdisciplinary discussions on disability.
9. Disability World Webzine (http://www.disabilityworld.org )
   Disability World is a new web-zine dedicated to advancing an exchange of information and research about the international independent living movement of people with disabilities.
10. DocCrip Press (http://members.shaw.ca/doccrippress )
    DocCrip Press is a small, volunteer-based publishing company formed to facilitate the publication of high-quality, disability-related fiction (and, potentially, nonfiction) that traditional publishers often deem not to have a large enough market to make publication financially viable.
11. Kaleidoscope (http://www.udsakron.org/kaleidoscope.htm )
    This magazine examines the experiences of disability through literature and the fine arts. This publication expresses the experiences of disability from the perspective of individuals, families, healthcare professionals, and society.
12. Mainstream (http://www.mainstream-mag.com )
    Mainstream is a news, advocacy and lifestyle magazine for people with disabilities.
13. New Mobility Magazine (http://www.newmobility.com )
    New Mobility Magazine focuses on disability and culture.
14. Outlook Magazine (http://www.outlookmagazine.com )
    Outlook Magazine a web based magazine for the worldwide disability community. Their goal is to provide a starting point for people looking for information on the internet.
15. Raw Visions 58 (http://www.rawvision.com )
    

    Raw Vision magazine has been declared the winner of the category Best Arts Coverage for 2006 in the annual Utne Independent Press Awards. Raw Vision is seen as being ‘outstanding and essential’ in its field, with ‘innovative, thought-provoking perspectives often ignored in mass media’, and offering a unique opportunity to artists who would not normally be subject to worldwide exposure.

16. Raw Visions Magazine (http://www.rawvision.com )
    Raw Visions Magazine is a magazine about outsider art, the art of the untrained visionary.
17. Reach Out Magazine (http://www.reachoutmag.com )
    Reach Out Magazine is a meeting place for disabled persons all over the world.
18. Spectrum Magazine (http://www.spectrum.ieee.org )
    Spectrum Magazine is a new grassroots alternative magazine displaying a wide spectrum of topics, opinions and abilities of people with disabilities. They emphasize art, entertainment and the local news.
19. The Braille Monitor (http://www.nfb.org/bralmons.htm )
    The Braille Monitor is a publication of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB), covers the events and activities of the NFB and serves as a vehicle for advocacy and protection of civil rights, addresses social concerns affecting the blind and discusses issues related to employment, education, legislation, and rehabilitation.
20. The Electric Edge (http://www.ragged-edge-mag.com )
    The Electric Edge is the web edition of Ragged Edge magazine which contains articles and poetry related to the disability experience in America.
21. The Ragged Edge (http://www.ragged-edge-mag.com )
    The Ragged Edge covers political, social, and cultural issues related to disability rights and experience. Contains back copies of the Disability Rag and current online issues of Electric Edge.

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