This presentation focuses on the harm of ableism in preventing elder abuse, presented by Ali Chiu at the Elder Justice Summit. The material covers key training objectives such as exploring the history of disability in the U.S., understanding ableism, and discussing tools for responding to abuse repo

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This presentation sheds light on the alarming rates of sexual violence against individuals with disabilities, highlighting the prevalence of abuse and victimization. It aims to challenge personal biases, dissect root causes, and identify sources of ableism and oppression. Participants will gain foun

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This training module focuses on familiarizing participants with the SDG-CRPD resource package to ensure accessible cities and communities for people with disabilities. It covers understanding the current disability situation, identifying policy steps, and accessing relevant information for implement

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Critical Disability Studies examines power dynamics in bodily and mental norms, including the experiences of chronic pain within BDSM and erotic play. Research delves into discourses of pain, challenging assumptions and stigma associated with chronic pain and disability. The study emphasizes collabo

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Explore the impacts of academic ableism and discover alternatives through a town hall discussion led by Jay Dolmage. Learn about Universal Design for Learning principles to provide diverse means of representation, expression, and engagement for learners. Access resources on combating academic ableis

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Explore the advocacy work of Anita Cameron and Max Rodriguez from the Center for Disability Rights, highlighting the impact of ableism and medical discrimination. Learn about the concept of ableism, its societal implications, and how marginalized disabled individuals face unique challenges due to pr

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Ableism and Non-Disabled Privilege are explored in depth, highlighting definitions and concepts related to power, privilege, oppression at individual, institutional, and cultural levels. The content delves into attitudes, beliefs, socialization, and behaviors that perpetuate discrimination, as well

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UMass Disability Pride Program session covers grounding assumptions, central terms, and concepts related to disability pride, ableism, and models of disability. The session includes introductions, explores person-first and identity-first language, and provides recommended resources for further under

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