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Greenberg's research and practice is grounded in disability studies (particularly Crip theory and Mad studies), transgender studies, and feminist film theory. 

Slava Greenberg is an Assistant Professor of Film in the Department of Media Studies at Faculty of Humanities and Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis. Previously, he served as a Casden Institute postdoctoral fellow at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts and Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies. Greenberg's research and practice, grounded in disability studies (particularly Crip theory and Mad studies), transgender studies, and feminist film theory. 

Greenberg is the author of Animated Film and Disability: Cripping Spectatorship (Indiana University Press, 2023). His articles have been published in journals such as Film QuarterlyTSQAnimationThe Moving Image, Journal of Feminist Studies in ReligionReview of Disability Studies, and Jewish Film and New Media. Currently, he is writing his second book, Gender Dysphoria: An Unauthorized Biography, which examines the trans-crip histories and cultures of dysphoria from the Reed Erickson papers to contemporary pop representations.