Shelley Tremain is a contemporary feminist philosopher and disability theorist best known for applying Foucauldian frameworks to the study of disability. She edited the influential collection *Foucault and the Government of Disability* and has developed a political ontology of disability that challenges naturalist assumptions in the field. She is also a prominent advocate for disabled philosophers within academic philosophy.
Edited *Foucault and the Government of Disability*, a landmark interdisciplinary collection
Developed a Foucauldian political ontology of disability challenging naturalist and social-model accounts
Founded and edits the *Discrimination and Disadvantage* blog, amplifying marginalized voices in philosophy
Contributed to feminist critiques of how philosophy reproduces ableist and gendered structural barriers
Sustained advocacy for institutionally marginalized philosophers within the academic profession