In the Media
Information for Journalists
Dr. Bogart has expertise in the psychology of disability, facial paralysis, and ableism. Please follow the Guidelines for Writing and Reporting about People with Disabilities when reporting about her work.
Selected Coverage
Wheelchair? Hearing aids? Yes. “Disabled”? No way. New York Times. (2025, November 15)
When face recognition doesn’t know your face is a face. Wired. (2025, October 15).
Beyond good intentions: Overcoming barriers for researchers with a disability. American Psychological Association. (2025, April 1).
OSU study suggests Oregon create rare disease council to understand quality of life issues. KATU. (2022, July 13).
Allyship and education to combat disability bias. Included: The Disability Equity Podcast. Johns Hopkins University. (2022, February 17).
Vaccine hesitancy has seeped into home health care. The Atlantic. (2022, February 9).
Pandemic has been devastating to mental health of disabled Americans. U.S. News and World Report. (2022, February 8).
Post-lockdown working poses challenges for people with disfigurements. Financial Times. (2020, July 13).
‘Our lives are at stake.’ How Donald Trump inadvertently sparked a new disability rights movement. Time. (2018, February 26).
Study: Disabilities underrepresented in college psychology classes. Inside Higher Ed. (2016, February 24).
Second that emotion. Big Picture Science Podcast. PRX. (2012, April 9).
Seeking emotional clues without facial cues. New York Times [Science Times cover story]. (2010, April 6).
New York Times Science Podcast [Interview] (2010, April 5).