Sarah Redikopp (she/her) is a mad researcher and writer whose work explores understandings of – and responses to – self-harm in contemporary western contexts. Redikopp’s doctoral research mobilizes critical narrative and cultural analysis to trouble the production of self-harm as a psychiatric problem, and to co-articulate counterhegemonic ways of knowing, speaking, and engaging with self-harm through mad and feminist disability frameworks. Redikopp’s work has been published or is forthcoming in venues such as Studies in Social Justice, Sociology of Health and Illness, Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, and Word and Text. Redikopp is a PhD candidate in the Graduate Program in Gender, Feminist and Women’s Studies at York University.