Ableism isn't as obvious to spot as you might think. ... Boosting your awareness of ableism can help you examine how it shows up in your own behavior and explore ways to make changes.

To meaningfully combat ableism, we must recognize that changing attitudes and raising awareness, though important for their own sakes, is not enough. Newsletters Amazon Prime Day Share a News Tip.

Fighting ableism is important. But it’s neither simple nor easy. It requires more than attending a disability awareness workshop or scanning a “disability etiquette” list. Some of what we ...

It's a sad truth that when it comes to disability etiquette and norms, many people and organizations fall short on the awareness scale. And perhaps it's this very lack of understanding that pushes ...

To examine these implications, the NIH hosted a two-day virtual workshop in April 2023 with two goals: Raise awareness of the concept of ableism to an audience that generally views disability as ...

People with disabilities (PWD) make up 25% of the U.S. population. They face elevated mental health concerns and are more likely to utilize mental health services compared to non-disabled individuals.

Awareness is good — people shouldn’t take that away from us. Even Stanford’s videos about the “smart cane” display the ableism and inaccessibility that pervade our society.

The sin of ableism. Erin Raffety’s ethnographic study calls churches to repentance. by Susan Willhauck in the June 2023 issue. ... Parenting a child with disabilities positions Raffety very close to ...

Student autism activist Lydia Brown (COL ’15) organized a panel that addressed disability culture in the classrooms and mainstream society in Intercultural Center Wednesday. The panel, titled ...