101. The DRM WebWatcher: Disability Studies A Disability Resources Monthly guide to the best online resources about disability studies. http://www.disabilityresources.org/DIS-STUDIES.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM WebWatcher Disability Studies Updated 9/2003 A B C D ... About/Hint/Link The emerging field of disability studies encompasses a broad range of academic, humanitarian and social disciplines. General web sites for and about the study of disabilities are followed by listings of specific university-based programs General Information The Center on Human Policy (CHP) The Center on Human Policy is "a Syracuse University based policy, research, and advocacy organization involved in the national movement to insure the rights of people with disabilities.... The Center's staff and associates include educators, human services professionals, people with disabilities, graduate students, and family members of children and youth with disabilities." The Center's web site includes information about the Center as well as some of its resources, including an excellent Information Package on Disability Studies Disability Information for Students and Professionals Geared "for students from around the world studying to support and work for individuals with disabilities," this web site is packed with links relating to learning, employment, and disabilities. Communication opportunities are available through bulletin boards and forums. The National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research (NCDDR) The web site of a pilot project designed to help NIDDR funded researchers publicize the results of their research. This site features a wide range of dissemination and utilization resources for researchers.

102. ZNet |Social Policy | Why Disability Studies Matters Here s where disability studies comes in. If this film were obviously antigay, disability studies matters because it points out the obvious, http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=108&ItemID=7489

103. Health Library.com studies on disability in India, relevant legislation. http://www.healthlibrary.com/reading/disability/index.htm

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104. Error Message -- File Not Found Professor at York University who studies the anthropology of disability and cultural definitions of accessibility. http://www.yorku.ca/anthro/gold.html

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105. Ashwood School Combined primary and secondary school that caters for students with a mild intellectual disability. Includes case studies and FAQ. http://www.ashwoodsch.vic.edu.au/

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106. Subtle Forms Of Abuse And Their Long Term Affects An article concerning the abuse of disabled individuals. http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disability-studies/archiveuk/McFarlane/Abuse.pdf

107. Disability : Disabilty And Literature An academic exploration of disabled people in history through literary studies. http://caxton.stockton.edu/disability/

disability Home Mutant and Cyborg Images of the Disabled Body in Science Fiction Landscape Syllabus Disabled in antiquity Norse Gods ... EDF Film Discussion Recent Discussion Create New Topic Membership Join Now Login Welcome to my Manila site! Disabilty And Literature Posted by Lydia Fecteau , 7/5/03 at 12:31:42 PM. This is the online companion to our Disability and Literature course. I will post lectures and link pertaining to that week's course content. You will also be able to access your syllabus. I will also post and link to further readings and research. This course is a brief study into the reaction of this disabled community and culture reflected through literature. We will begin with a historical approach. Then we will look at disabled authors and finally we will touch upon disability criticism. This course will try to cover as much material as possible, but will not completely explore all aspects of this topic. We will divide cultural history as follows: Ancient people, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Romantic Age, Victorian Age, Modern Age, and Postmodern Age. We will limit our exploration of ancient people to Greek/Roman, Egyptian, Hebrew/Early Christian, and Norse. The rest of our cultures will be Western, Christian society. Disabled people will also be limited in our discussion. I will be breaking the disabled community into three parts: physical, visual/auditory, and mental. Physically disabled will refer to anyone with a physical difference from society’s established norms. This may mean amputees, giants, deformed, dwarfs, and diseased. Visual and auditory will be blind and deaf. Mentally disabled will include mentally ill, developmentally disabled, and cognitively disabled (epileptics). This restriction on the disabled community leaves out many worthy individuals, notably the learning disabled. However, we must restrict this “minority” in order to through examine the details of culture’s responds to people it exposes as “different.” I will use “disabled” to describe those with differences, not because it is the best term, but because it is the most convenient.

108. Disabilities Studies And Services Center (DSSC) Designs programs that meet the unique information, technical assistance, training, and research needs of professionals and programs who serve to improve the http://www.dssc.org/

AED's Home Page NICHCY FRC NCWD ... FCTD Disabilities Studies and Services Center The Disabilities Studies and Services Center (DSSC) is a department of the Academy for Educational Development (AED). The Academy for Educational Development (AED) is an independent, nonprofit service organization committed to addressing human development needs in the United States and throughout the world. Click on AED's logo for more information about our many domestic and international projects. DSSC Projects (click on logos for more information) The National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities (NICHCY) is a national information and referral center that provides information on disabilities and disability-related issues. NICHCY's audience is families, educators, and other professionals. NICHCY's special focus is children and youth (birth to age 22). The Federal Resource Center (FRC) is part of the Regional Resource and Federal Centers Network: the RRFC Network, a national network of technical assistance projects. The RRFC Network is composed of six Regional Resource Centers (RRCs) that work with states, and the Federal Resource Center for Special Education that coordinates the RRCs and is a liaison between the Network and Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS). The ultimate beneficiaries of the RRFC's services are infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities, and the families and professionals who are associated with them.

109. Start_Page Research centre creating and disseminating knowledge of intellectual and developmental disabilities. http://www.cdds.med.usyd.edu.au/

Our Vision: CDDS creates and disseminates knowledge that can improve the lives of people with developmental disabilities. Our Mission: We design and develop research, teaching and clinical practice to inform policy and practice which have an impact on people who have developmental disabilities. Our Core Business: is the creation and dissemination of knowledge about developmental disabilities Page last updated on April 28, 2005 Enter Site

110. Center For Disabilities Studies, University Of Delaware The mission of the Center for Disabilities studies is to enhance the lives of individuals and families in Delaware through education, prevention, service, http://www.udel.edu/cds/

Welcome to the Center for Disabilities Studies at the University of Delaware Located at the University of Delaware, the Center for Disabilities Studies is one of over sixty University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities in the country. CDS is active in five kinds of activities designed to expand and improve services available to Delawareans with disabilities and their families, including: University education, community education, technical assistance and program evaluation, research and demonstration, and dissemination. The mission of the Center for Disabilities Studies is to enhance the lives of individuals and families in Delaware through education, prevention, service, and research related to disabilities. We promote independence and productivity so individuals and families can fully participate in the life of the community. Inside our site you'll find important information on Center for Disabilities Studies projects ; local, state, and national resources ; and our staff.

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