Related publications to theTDKRA Project:

Peer-r𱹾ɱArticles

  • Nguyen, X. T., & Stienstra, D. (2021). Engaging girls and women with disabilities in the global South: Beyond cultural and geopolitical generalizations. Disability and the Global South, 8(2), 2035-2052.
  • Nguyen, X. T., Dang, T. L., & Mitchell, C. (2021). How can girls with disabilities become activists in their own lives? Creating opportunity for policy dialogues through knowledge mobilization spaces. Agenda: Empowering women for gender equity, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/10130950.2020.1846276
  • Nguyen, X. T. (2020). Whose research is it? Reflection on participatory research with women and girls with disabilities in the global South.Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures, 12(2), pp. 129-153.
  • Nguyen, X. T., Stienstra, D.,Gonick, M., Do, H., & Huynh, N. (2019). Unsettling research vs. activism: How might critical disability studies disrupt traditional research boundaries?Disability & Society, 34(7-8), 1042-1061.
  • Nguyen, X. T. (2018). Criticaldisabilitystudies at theedge ofglobaldevelopment: Whydoweneed toengage with Southerntheory?.Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, 7(1), 1-25.
  • Nguyen, X. T. & Johnson, P. (2017). Transnational conversations in the context of disability rights: Building the potential for global activism.Third WorldThematics, 20(20), 1-15.
  • Nguyen, X. T. (2016).Girls with disabilities in the Global South: Rethinking the politics of engagement,Girlhood Studies,9(2), special issue onDisability and Girlhood: Transnational Perspectives, 53-71.
  • Erevelles, N., & Nguyen, X. T. (2016).Disability, girlhood, and vulnerability in transnational contexts.Girlhood Studies,9(2), special issue onDisability and Girlhood: Transnational Perspectives, 3-20.
  • Nguyen, X. T., Mitchell, C., De Lange, N., & Fritsch, K. (2015). Engaging girls with disabilities in Vietnam: Making their voices count.Disability&Society,special issue onDisability: Who counts? Whatcount?,30(5), 773-787.
  • Nguyen, X. T., & Mitchell, C. (2014). Inclusion in Vietnam: An intersectionality perspective on girls with disabilities and education.Childhood,21(3),324-338.
  • Nguyen, X. T., & Mitchell, C. (2012). On the use of visual methodologies in education policy research.South African Journal of Education, 32(4), 479-493.

Book

  • Nguyen X. T. (2015).The journey to inclusion. Rotterdam: Sense/BrillPublishers (Studies in Inclusive Education Series STIE, Volume 29)

Peer-r𱹾ɱBook chapter

  • Stienstra, D., & Nguyen, X. T. (2020). Opening to the Possible: Girls and Women with Disabilities Engaging in Vietnam. In S. M. Wiebe & L. Levac (Eds.), Creating spaces for engagement. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
  • Nguyen, X. T. (2019). Unsettling “inclusion” in the global South: A post-colonial and intersectional approach to disability, gender, and education. InSchuelk, M. J., C. Johnstone, G. Thomas, & A.Artiles(Eds.).Handbook of inclusion and diversity in education(pp. 28-40). London: Sage.
  • Mitchell, C., De Lange, N., & Nguyen, X. T. (2016). The participation of girls with disabilities in Vietnam in a photovoice project. In J. Coffey, S.Budgeon, & H. Cahill (Eds).Learning bodies– the body in youth and childhood studies. Singapore: Springer.

Creative productions

  • Nguyen, X. T., Rahim, N.,Miron, A., Dang, T. L., Mitchell, C. (2019). (Eds). Envisioning inclusion: Transforming Disability Knowledge, Research, and Activism. Hanoi: Hong Duc Publishers.Available at
  • Transforming Disability Knowledge, Research, and Activism (TDKRA). (2019).Our Journey.Available at
  • De Lange, Nguyen, X. T., Mitchell, C., Nguyen, L.A. (2015).Our voices, our hopes: Girls with disabilities and participatory visual methodologies. Hanoi, Vietnam: MRGD project (book catalogue on the visual work of girls with disabilities in Vietnam).
  • Mitchell, C., Nguyen, X. T., & Nghiem, T. T. (2015).Picturing inclusion: Voices of girls with disabilities. Hanoi, Vietnam: MRGD project. Available at

Editorships

  • Girlhood studies, special issue on Disability and girlhood: Transnational Perspectives(guest editor, 2016).
  • Canadian Journal of Children’s Rights, special issue onDisability and Children’s Rights:Reflecting on the CRC-30 years and beyond(guest editor, 2019).

Other publications

  • Nguyen, X. T. (2019).Using photovoice in a children’s rights class: A pedagogical tool for empowering students.Teaching and Learning Services: Ӱԭ University.

Forthcomingpeer-r𱹾ɱpublications

  • Nguyen, X. T.,Gonick, M., & Stienstra, D. (forthcoming).Critical arts-based research in the context of social change: Reflecting on possibilities for becoming with women and girls with disabilities in the global South. In Rice, C., & I.üԻ(Eds.).Practicing the Social: Entanglements of Art and Justice.Multimediabook. Revision: Centre for Art and Social Justice.
  • Nguyen, X. T.,Gonick, M., & Tuyen, B. (forthcoming). Rethinking arts-making as political activism: Critical responses to violence from perspectives of girls with disabilities in the global South.Global Studies of Childhood.