Monographs

Accessible Japan’s Tokyo (2020): All You Need to Know About Traveling to Tokyo With A Disability. Independently Published. 209 pp. (Co-author: Josh Grisdale), December 2019

Newspaper and Magazine Articles

“Can the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Spur Change?” The Japan Times, September 2021

“Dealing with Discrimination? Mental Health Suffering? Let’s Make The Time To Talk,” The Japan Times (Co-author: Baye McNeil), July 2021

“Sagamihara Stabbings Highlight Discrimination and Abuse People with Disabilities Face in Japan,” Japan Today (Co-author: Michael Peckitt), July 2020

“Facing the COVID–19 Crisis With a Disability: If One Person Is Left Behind, it Could Prove Disasterous For All,” The Japan Times (Co-author: Michael Peckitt), March 2020

“Disability Doesn’t Define A Criminal Suspect: Linking Mental Illness/Violence Tarnishes an Entire Community,” The Japan Times (Co-author: Michael Peckitt), August 2019

“An Olympics Crowdsourcing Project May Be The Answer to Making Japan A More Accessible Country,” The Japan Times, May 2019

Blog Posts (Selected)

“Empathy, Equity, and Mutual Empowerment: Lessons to Learn from Disability Studies During a Pandemic in Japan and Australia,” Critical Asian Studies Commentary Board (Co-author: Carolyn S. Stevens), May 2021

“New Ideas in Urban Research,” Institute for Urban Research, May 2021

“Accessing Academia: (Self)Advocacy and Study Abroad with a Disability,” Disabled Academic Collective, September 2020

“Creating Inclusive Courses: Five Strategies for Access,” Humane Humanities, December 2019

“A Pilgrim’s Tale: Religion, Ritual, and Disability in Japan,” Accessible Japan, May 2019