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 Session: V5-55Medievalists with Disabilities has organised its third annual round table for Leeds International Medieval Congress. It's session V5-55 which will be happening on Tuesday 7 July.   Session: v16-04 Virtual Session Room 4Title: DIS/ABILITY IN THE MEDIEVAL NORTHOrganiser: Yoav Tirosh, School of Social Sciences, University of Iceland, Reykjavík &#38; Chris Crocker, Disability Before Disability Project, University of Iceland, ReykjavíkModerator: Chris Crocker, Disability Before Disability Project, University of Iceland, ReykjavíkPaper v16-04-a: Deafness and Non-Speaking in Late Medieval Iceland, 1200-1550 (Language: English)Yoav Tirosh, School of Social Sciences, University of Iceland, ReykjavíkPaper v16-04-b: Dependency or Authority? Disability or Ability?: Care Givers and Receivers in Old English and Anglo-Latin Sources(Language: English)Marit Ronen, Independent Scholar, Upper GalileePaper v16-04-c: ‘Svartir ok furðu ljótir’: Unusual Bodies in Geirmundar þáttr heljarskinns and Hálfs saga ok Hálfsrekka (Language: English)Katherine Marie Olley, Independent Scholar, Oxford Session: v18-05 Virtual Session Room 5Title: SIGNIFYING BODIES AND MARGINALISED EXPERIENCESOrganiser: IMC Programming CommitteeModerator: Emma Zürcher, Department of History, University College LondonPaper v18-05-a: The Legend of Margery Kempe: Reading Scarred Skin in The Book of Margery Kempe (Language: English)Emily Harless, Centre for Medieval &#38; Early Modern Studies, University of ManchesterPaper v18-05-b: The Invisible Knight: Perceptions of Disability in Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte Darthur (Language: English)Linda Steele, Faculty of Arts &#38; Social Sciences, Carleton University, OttawaPaper v18-05-c: No Country for Old Men: ‘Elde’ in the ‘Merchant’s Tale’(Language: English)Maria Zygogianni, Centre for Medieval &#38; Early Modern Research (MEMO), Swansea UniversityPaper v18-05-d: Dis/Ability and Bodies in 14th-Century CanonisationInquests (Language: English)Adelheid Russenberger, School of History, Queen Mary University of London  Virtual IMC important message:"If you have not yet registered for vIMC, please register via our website now. Please note that registrations will close on Friday 26 June at 17.00 BST and late registration may not be possibleand it will not be possible to access any aspect of vIMC without registering. "    