DPO Australia NDS Outcomes Submission
... with disability, their families and carers throughout Australia. NEDA advocates at the federal level so that CALD/NESB people with disability can participate fully in all aspects of social, economic, political and cultural life. ...
... with disability, their families and carers throughout Australia. NEDA advocates at the federal level so that CALD/NESB people with disability can participate fully in all aspects of social, economic, political and cultural life. ...
as RTF only - Disability Awareness in Action
... A survey by Ofcom (the regulator for the UK communications industry) shows mobile phone companies are failing disabled consumers. The report found that, once prompted, only 75% of consumers are given information on services for disabled people. This figure is down from 91% when the survey was last c ...
... A survey by Ofcom (the regulator for the UK communications industry) shows mobile phone companies are failing disabled consumers. The report found that, once prompted, only 75% of consumers are given information on services for disabled people. This figure is down from 91% when the survey was last c ...
Text - Enlighten: Publications
... about policies or about the current understanding of disability or how contemporary social organization is morally wrong, it offers no evaluative arguments on impairments or on the implications of living with an impairment. Shildrick (2012, 40), for example, has argued that ‘all bodies are unstable ...
... about policies or about the current understanding of disability or how contemporary social organization is morally wrong, it offers no evaluative arguments on impairments or on the implications of living with an impairment. Shildrick (2012, 40), for example, has argued that ‘all bodies are unstable ...
Colin Barnes - Centre for Disability Studies
... ‘a personal tragedy, passivity and dependence’ (Finkelstein, 1980, p.1.). On the other, it can be seen a societal restriction and discrimination. In Phase One, people with impairments were dispersed throughout the community; but in Phase Two due to the emergence of large scale industry with producti ...
... ‘a personal tragedy, passivity and dependence’ (Finkelstein, 1980, p.1.). On the other, it can be seen a societal restriction and discrimination. In Phase One, people with impairments were dispersed throughout the community; but in Phase Two due to the emergence of large scale industry with producti ...
Independent Living, Politics and Policy in the United Kingdom: A
... To explain these claims further this paper will first examine orthodox thinking on disability and an alternative view emanating from disabled people and their organisations. Attention will then turn to the idea of independent living and its impact on policy development. The final part will address t ...
... To explain these claims further this paper will first examine orthodox thinking on disability and an alternative view emanating from disabled people and their organisations. Attention will then turn to the idea of independent living and its impact on policy development. The final part will address t ...
The Affirmative Model of Disability
... critical of the notion of themselves as ‘other’ in the sense of ‘abnormal’ in comparison with the neurotypical (NT)dominant group. (Silvers 2002, Beardon and Edmonds 2007). ‘Othering’ narratives of autism for example, Stevenson (2008:201) suggests draw a picture of people who are ‘laced with strange ...
... critical of the notion of themselves as ‘other’ in the sense of ‘abnormal’ in comparison with the neurotypical (NT)dominant group. (Silvers 2002, Beardon and Edmonds 2007). ‘Othering’ narratives of autism for example, Stevenson (2008:201) suggests draw a picture of people who are ‘laced with strange ...
