41. Disability Studies Web Ring The disability studies Web Ring brings together sites relating to the Canadian Centre on disability studies Join Date January 02, 2003 http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=disstudies;action=list

42. Disability Studies Web Ring This disability studies ring is intended to bring together web sites that contain articles, essays, papers and / or other information that would support http://j.webring.com/hub?ring=disstudies&list

43. York University Faculty Of Graduate Studies 2004-2006 Calendar Graduate Programm Graduate Programme in Critical disability studies. 283 York Lanes, 4700 Keele Street York University Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3J 1P3 tel (416) 7365329; http://www.yorku.ca/grads/cal/disa.htm

@import url("http://www.yorku.ca/web/css/main.css"); @import url("http://www.yorku.ca/web/css/main.css"); Skip navigation Alumni Research Giving to York U ... Current Students, Faculty and Staff Faculty of Graduate Studies' Calendar 2004-2006 Graduate Programme in Critical Disabilty Studies print version FGS Home York University FGS Calendar ... Curriculum (416) 736-2100, ext. 44494 TTY: (416) 650-8273 gradcds@yorku.ca GRADUATE FACULTY MEMBERS Professor and Director of the Graduate Programme Marcia H. Rioux Professor Emeritus Gary Owen Bunch Professor John Radford Associate Professors Joan Gilmour Gerald Gold Neita Kay Israelite Joel Lexchin David Lumsden Roxanne Mykitiuk Dennis Raphael Mary Wiktorowicz Assistant Professors Isabel Killoran Geoffrey Reaume Adjunct Faculty Colin Barnes (Professor, Leeds University, England)

44. UCD's Centre For Disability Studies http://www.ucd.ie/include/

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45. Disability Studies disability studies. Disability Research Institute anewone.gif (1481 bytes); Disability World webzine APDR Journal Asian Pacific Disability and http://www.thalidomide.ca/gwolbring/Disability Studies.htm

Disability Studies Home Up Abuse of Disabled people artificial chromosome ... Disability Law/Statistic [ Disability Studies ] Disabled Children Disabled people in Ruralareas/developing countries Down Syndrome Let the people speak Enviromental Ethics ... Xenotransplantation The content of this webpage was moved to its new home at http://www.bioethicsanddisability.org Please go there. The new page follows W3C accessibility standards. The one here will not be updated anymore So come only if you encounter a problem on the other new page. Please send link suggestions (your webpage or others) to gwolbrin@ucalgary.ca . I can only grow the webpage with your help DISABILITY STUDIES Disability Research Institute Disability World web-zine APDR Journal Asian Pacific Disability and Rehabilitation Journal Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange ... Untitled Document The Disability Archives UK Disability Scholars Society of QLD The Union Institute home page A History of Mental Disability 1000AD-2000AD:From Idiocy to Intellectual Impairment Incarceration, Segregation and Eugenics ... Centre for Disability Studies - Home Page UK Canadian Centre on Disability Studies - Canada Society for Disability Studies USA Centrum för Handikappforskning vid Uppsala universitet Disability Information for Students THE CENTER ON HUMAN POLICY Center for the Study of Religion and Disability ... wysiwyg://101/http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/5950/Disabled.html

46. The School Of Disablility Studies Welcome to the School of disability studies at Ryerson University! In disability studies we focus on society s definition and response to disability. http://www.ryerson.ca/ds/

Home Contact Us News Room Awards ... Ryerson-RBC Institute Welcome to the School of Disability Studies at Ryerson University! Do you have a Developmental Services Worker diploma, another disability-related diploma or other relevant academic/experiential qualifications? Would you like to explore new approaches to direct care, management, community development, policy, planning and advocacy? Do you want the challenge of new ideas, and the opportunity to be part of an exciting change process in the field of disability? Build on your qualifications and experience, earn a Bachelor of Arts in Disability Studies , and make a difference... What is Disability Studies? More traditional approaches to disability focus on ways to rehabilitate or "fix" people with disabilities. In Disability Studies we focus on society's definition and response to disability. We explore the social context and experiences of people with disabilities. We draw from the work of scholars, artists and activists and the direct experiences of our students. This unique approach equips our graduates to take leadership roles in community-based agencies, advocacy roles in the disability movement, or to continue their studies at an advanced level.

47. The New Disability Studies: Inclusion Or Tolerance? The new disability studies is about inclusion. It aims to introduce into The new disability studies, indeed, revises a previous model that views http://www.adfl.org/ADFL/bulletin/v31n1/311049.htm

31, no. 1 (Fall 1999): 49-53 To the Editor Search Table of Contents Previous Article ... Works Cited The New Disability Studies: Inclusion or Tolerance? ROSEMARIE GARLAND THOMSON TOLERANCE is an ethical objective most of us would support as a broadly informing principle of literary and language studies. The question of how to achieve tolerance is, of course, more challenging, requiring as it does strategies and approaches that both engage students and produce results. Although the teaching of tolerance often takes place in a classroom setting in interactions among individual teachers and students, broader institutional structures and developments inform what we might imagine as a tolerant academic community. My intent here is to describe the emergence and the content of what I call the new disability studies, an emerging field of critical inquiry in literary and language studies that is contributing to forging a more tolerant academic community. By considering the development and goals of this new field, we can better understand what actually constitutes tolerance and how it might operate in academe. Tolerance is defined in Webster's New Riverside University Dictionary as "recognition of and respect for the opinions, practices, or behaviors of others." This definition implies that tolerating others has three elements: first, that the others are present so that they can be tolerated; second, that those who are becoming tolerant understand "the opinions, practices, or behavior" of those they learn to tolerate; third, that this recognition leads to respect. The essence of tolerance, such a definition suggests, is inclusion. By this I mean including not just the presence but also the perspective of others.

48. DSaRI: The Disability Studies And Research Institute The disability studies and Research Institute (DSaRI) undertakes research into and education about disability issues from a social perspective and promotes http://www.dsari.org.au/

Disability Studies and Research Institute Disability Studies and Research Institute home about us news / events membership ... contact us You are here: home Welcome to DSaRI What is the Disability Studies and Research Institute? The Disability Studies and Research Institute (DSaRI) undertakes research into and education about disability issues from a social perspective and promotes public debate associated with the social dimensions of disability. The Institute involves stakeholders from universities, organisations of people with disabilities, the research community, policy and service delivery bodies, industry and the wider community. It aims for a wider understanding and debate about the social processes that disable people. DSaRI's Vision DSaRI will actively use and promote a social perspective on disability education and research to maximise Australia's capacity to ensure a more equitable, participatory and accessible society for people with disabilities. DSaRI's Functions Basic and applied research Development, support and delivery of educational programs

49. Disability Studies Web Ring www.webring.org/cgibin/webring?ring=disstudies;list Center for Technology and disability studiesThe UW Center for Technology and disability studies is an interdisciplinary program focusing on research, education, advocacy and informatics related to http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=disstudies;addform

50. Disability Studies At Cal This document provides information about the University of California at Berkeley s, Disabled Student s Program s, TRIO project, and services. http://dsptrio.berkeley.edu/DiSC/

51. FEATURING: ISSUE 1, 1995 The New Zealand Journal of disability studies To provide a forum for informed critical debate on disability issues. http://www.donaldbeasley.org.nz/JOURNAL/JOURNAL2.HTM

The New Zealand Journal of Disability Studies Issue 11 - 2005 Latest Issue Out Now!!!! - Click here to view contents pages ADDRESS New Zealand Journal of Disability Studies C/- The Donald Beasley Institute P O Box 6189 DUNEDIN OBJECTIVES To publish feature articles, interviews, opinions, research reports and reviews in the field of disability. To provide a forum for informed critical debate on disability issues. To foster high standards in our thinking and writing about disability, thereby contributing to the development of an indigenous New Zealand disability culture. To empower people with disabilities. EDITORIAL TEAM Editorial Board Anne Bray, The Donald Beasley Institute, Dunedin (Editor) Keith Ballard, School of Education, University of Otago Gretchen Good, Department of Rehabilitation Studies, Massey University Robyn Munford, Department of Social Work and Social Policy, Massey University Motohide Miyahara, School of Physical Education, University of Otago

52. Disability Studies At The Ohio State University Welcome to the homepage of the disability studies Minor at The Ohio State University. http://ada.osu.edu/disabilitystudies/default.htm

Search the Disability Studies site: Search Help skip navigation The Disability Studies Minor: Proposal Requirements Related Courses Related Links: OSU ADA Home Page OSU Links Off-Campus Links ASL Program at OSU ... Video PSA Disability Studies at The Ohio State University. Disability Related Courses Disability Resources at Ohio State University Links The Minor in Disability Studies. If you have questions, contact the co-directors : Brenda Jo Brueggemann and Joe Wheaton. Proposal for a Minor in Disability Studies also Proposal in Microsoft Word Format Minor in Disability Studies Requirements Core Courses Descriptions also Descriptions in Microsoft Word Format If you have difficulty accessing any portions of this website due to incompatibility with assistive technology, or you have suggestions on how we can make this site more accessible, or you need the information in an alternative format, please contact the ADA Coordinator's Office; ada-osu@osu.edu ; 614-292-6207 (v); 614-688-8605 (tty)

53. Disability Studies: The OSU Disability Studies Minor The program sheet for the disability studies Minor at The Ohio State University. This contains a description of the minor and all of the courses required to http://ada.osu.edu/disabilitystudies/minordescription.htm

Search the Disability Studies site: Search Help skip navigation The Disability Studies Minor: Proposal Requirements Related Courses Related Links: OSU ADA Home Page OSU Links Off-Campus Links ASL Program at OSU ... Video PSA The Ohio State University Colleges of the Arts and Sciences Disability Studies Minor Disability Studies Co-Coordinators: Professor Brenda Brueggemann, Coordinator. Department of English, 421 Denney Hall 164 West 17th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210-1377 brueggemann.1@osu.edu Professor Joe Wheaton, Coordinator. College of Education: School of Physical Activity and Educational Services (PAES) 356D Arps Hall 1945 N. High St. Columbus, OH 43210-1172 614-292-8313 (office) 614-292-4255 (fax) e-mail: wheaton.3@osu.edu Disability studies seeks to study the nature, meaning, and consequences of disability in global culture from an integrated social, political, cultural model. It incorporates historical, phenomenological, political, cultural, medical, sociological, technological, educational, and legal perspectives in order to provide an enriched and coherent view of disability as part of universal human experience, by understanding and analyzing disability as a phenomenon that simultaneously manifests itself at the bodily, person, and societal levels. The minor is designed to provide a context for understanding the meaning and experience of difference in society by requiring students to examine how disability intersects gender, race, class, age, and sexuality as well.

54. Integrating Disability Studies Disability Support Services, Montgomery College, MD Integrating disability studies Into Existing Curriculum, by Rose Sachs, LCSW-C. http://www.mc.cc.md.us/Departments/dispsvc/diversity.htm

Integrating Disability Studies Into Existing Curriculum by: Rose Sachs, LCSW-C DSS Home Contact DSS Student Guide Faculty/Staff Guide ... Resources Paradigms of Disability Minority Status Unique Characteristics of Disability A critical factor that separates persons with disabilities from other minority groups is that anyone may join at any time; minority status may or may not be conferred at birth. Although not the case globally, the largest population of individuals with disabilities in the United States is the elderly. Most everyone, then, if s/he lives long enough, will, indeed, become disabled. Because membership is a clear and almost inevitable prospect; because the social identity of people with disabilities is one of stigma; because people with disabilities are devalued, discredited, and discounted, and because the prevailing image of people with disabilities, which is internalized by both disabled and non-disabled persons, is wholly negative, fear evoked by disability is pervasive throughout history and across cultures. Disability Studies According to Robert Funk (1987), "historically, the inferior economic and social status of disabled people has been viewed as the inevitable consequence of the physical and mental differences imposed by disability." The underlying premise of Disability Studies is that the barriers to integration faced by disabled people are not inevitable, but rather, the result of discriminatory practices and policies that arise from unfounded stereotypes, erroneous assumptions, negative perceptions and, thus, deeply rooted prejudice toward disabled people (Funk, 1987). The barriers to a full range of life's opportunities are socially, not inherently, constructed. Disability Studies distinguishes between the demands of an impairment, a biological reality, and the effects of disability within a social, political, and economic context.

55. FEMINISM AND DISABILITY STUDIES in Journal of Disability Policy Studies, v 7 no 2, 219, 1996. Barron, Karin. The Bumpy Road To Womanhood in Disability Society , v 12 n 2, http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~spark/readlistdisability.html

FEMINISM AND DISABILITY STUDIES Recommended Readings Barnartt, S. "Disability Culture or Disability Consciousness?" in Journal of Disability Policy Studies , v 7 no 2, 2-19, 1996. Barron, Karin. "The Bumpy Road To Womanhood" in , v 12 n 2, (Spring 1997). Bartky, Sandra Lee. "Psychological Oppression" from Femininity and Domination . London: Routledge, 1990. Baynton, Douglas. Forbidden Signs: American Culture and the Campaign Against Sign Language . Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1997. Bordo, Susan. Unbearable Weight . Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993. Buchanan, Allen. "Choosing Who Will Be Disabled: Genetic Intervention and the Morality of Inclusion" in Social Philosophy and Policy . Vol. 13, No. 2 (Spring 1996). Davis, Dena. "Genetic Dilemmas and the Child's Right to an Open Future". The Hastings Report Davis, Lennard. Enforcing Normalcy . New York: St. Martins, 1995. Galler, Roberta. "The Myth of the Perfect Body". in Carole Vance, ed. Pleasure and Danger: Exploring Female Sexuality . Hammersmith, England: Pandora Press, 1984.

56. Polity Book Details: Disability Studies Today disability studies Today provides an invaluable introduction to and an overview of Moreover, since disability studies, like ethnic, women s and gay and http://www.polity.co.uk/book.asp?ref=0745626572

57. Disability Studies, Temple U. Cool stuff in the world of Geography, disability studies, and Educational Discussion of Million Dollar Baby in disability studies Quarterly (xSDS) http://disstud.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=6903764"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/4.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Disability Studies, Temple U. Cool stuff in the world of Geography, Disability Studies, and Educational Leadership. Based at Temple University in Philadelphia, with contributors from coast to coast. Check out our 'Notable Blogs' list below - your portal to the disability blog world. Friday, September 16, 2005 The Voices While clicking around the excellent The Voices Recordings map at the BBC site, I lucked onto the dot over Edinburgh. Each dot on the map leads to a page of sound files of people conversing in that placeso you hear Scots women in Ayrshire talking about shoes, or a family of Kentish fishermen talking about the weather, that kind of thing. They're usually talking about language, whether it's quirks of local vocabulary or accents or the power of certain epithets. Anyway, the Edinburgh dot brings you to a page with five sound files of three actors with cerebral palsy, discussing disability terminology and disability culture. James McSharry, Robyn Hunt, and Malawi Logan are the wonderfully candid, articulate, and frank participantsif you get a chance, have a listen. On childhood taunts, for example, McSharry says, "Somewhere along the line, that language creates a stereotype that it's ok to throw a stone at me."

58. Disability Studies In Education disability studies in Education (DSE) is a special interest group (SIG) of Introduction to disability studies, and disability studies the Humanities. http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ceoi/spring05/IDEA30/

Skip Navigation Teachers College, Columbia University Student Info System TC Exchange Email CUB Mail THE 30th ANNIVERSARY OF I.D.E.A.: ITS IMPACT ON AMERICAN EDUCATION AND SOCIETY Home Call for Papers 2005 Program Registration ... About Us 5th Annual Second City National Conference on Disability Studies in Education: THE 30th ANNIVERSARY OF I.D.E.A.: ITS IMPACT ON AMERICAN EDUCATION AND SOCIETY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Thursday 19 th - Saturday 21 st May, 2005 We invite you to participate in the 5 th Annual Second City National Conference on Disability Studies in Education. Disability Studies in Education (DSE) is a special interest group (SIG) of the American Educational Research Association (AERA). For the last five years, this annual event has attracted researchers, professors, teachers, and other individuals who actively seek to change traditional theory and practice around disability within the fields of education and rehabilitation services. This year, the conference continues its custom of bringing together scholars, researchers, teachers, and agents of social change, all united through their interest in theorizing, politicizing, and reconceptualizing disability within the fields of education and rehabilitation. The timely theme of this years conference is THE 30th ANNIVERSARY OF I.D.E.A.: ITS IMPACT ON AMERICAN EDUCATION AND SOCIETY

59. Occupational Therapy & Disability Web Sites Centre for disability studies (Leeds), The Centre at Leeds University is widely as being an international leader in the field of disability studies. http://www.ex.ac.uk/Affiliate/stloyes/netlinks/lnk1ot.htm

Academic Services Millbrook House Web Site Links Occupational Therapy: Organisation s Occupational Therapy : General Resources Disability : UK Resources Disability : International Resources Click here to go to the main web links page or here for This page is a : BBCi Recommended site Occupational Therapy: Organisation s College of Occupational Therapists Home page of the COT and BAOT, with information on the organisation.Some parts are only accessible to COT full and student members. American Occupational Therapy Association Home Page of the AOTA with details about the organisation and useful links to other OT sites. American Occupational Therapy Foundation Details about the organisation and it's publications. Association of Occupational Therapists in Mental Health Home page of this UK group. Australian Association of Occupational Therapists Home pages of the Australian Association (OT Australia) Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists Information on the CAOT plus useful links to other sites. A useful resource included are

60. Rehabilitation Science And Disability Studies Are They Complementary? Rehabilitation Science and disability studies Are They Complementary? To begin the lecture, click the START button above. If you are the first time visitor http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/lecture/lec3651/

Lists of Lectures Front Page Rehabilitation Science and Disability Studies: Are They Complementary? To begin the lecture, click the START button above. If you are the first time visitor, you might want to know [ How to navigate within and outside the lecture This is a beta version. Your comments to this version would be highly appreciated as well. Submit Your comments

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