Liat Ben-Moshe
3 books
About the Author
Liat Ben-Moshe is a distinguished scholar and advocate whose work bridges the intersections of disability studies, critical prison studies, and social justice. With a PhD in Sociology from Northwestern University, she has dedicated her career to examining how ableism permeates institutions like prisons and universities, challenging systemic inequalities through rigorous research and innovative pedagogy. As an associate professor at the College of New Jersey, Ben-Moshe inspires educators to integrate disability perspectives into curricula, fostering inclusive environments that dismantle barriers for marginalized communities. Her writing is informed by activism, drawing on personal and collective experiences to advocate for transformative change. Through her influential scholarship, she continues to shape discourses on disability rights and abolitionist futures, empowering readers to envision more equitable societies.
Writing style
scholarly
insightful
advocacy-driven
