DIGITAL LIBRARY


Welcome to our digital library. Included below is our ongoing lecture series of disabled artists, designers and more—launched in July of twenty twenty four.  The schedule for any upcoming lectures will be posted in the New News section, above, and on our Instagram account. Please be sure to sign up for our emails below in the Contact Us section—we will be sending out links to our lectures along with additional cripple updates.

Our digital library is hosted on our YouTube channel—all future video based content will be located at this link: www.youtube.com/@cripple_publishing_initiative

Individual content is also linked by clicking on the images below. 



Image description, alt text embedded: A neon green screen that says Bryan Castro in bold black font. Underneath is a YouTube logo. In the right hang corner in reversed colors, a bookmarked looking triangle, is the cripple c logo.

Image description, alt text embedded: A grayscale version of the previous image that says coming soon. In the right hand corner is the cripple c logo.
Image description, alt text embedded: A grayscale version of the previous image that says coming soon. In the right hand corner is the cripple c logo.
© 2024 cripple, Emily Sara

Cripple was founded in twenty twenty by Emily Sara — emily-sara.com
Cripple is a publishing initiative and is an extention of her art and design practice. Emily is a queer, neurodivergent, disabled, artist, designer, writer and alt educator.

Code support for this website has been provided by Mariah Barden Jones who is available for design work and can be found at seahorsegirl.world

Original logo design of cripple was created by Mia Navarro, established in twenty twenty. Mia is also available for design work and can be found at mianavarro.com
Image description, alt text embedded: The cripple logo. It is of a neon green rectangle with a thick, bold letter C in the middle. The letter is very wobbly and has breaks in it's stroke, like two mouths coming ouf of it's ends. It is reminiscent of the original cripple logo by disabled designer, Mia Navarro in that it feels a bit eerie and unsettling. The word cripple is adjacent to the bottom right of the letter c.
Image description, alt text embedded: The first iteration of the cripple logo of 2020. It is of a neon green rectangle with black, thin and wonky lettering that spells out the word cripple. It was designed by Mia Navarro and feels a bit eerie and unsettling. The letters were created using steel wire, photography, and digital drawing.