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Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate Arkansas University of Arkansas Partners for Inclusive Communities Power defined The capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events ID: 781582

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Slide1

Ableism and Non-Disabled Privilege

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide2

Power defined

The capacity or ability to direct

or

influence

the behavior of others or the course of events.Oxford Dictionary

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide3

Privilege defined

Unearned access to resources

only readily available to some people as a result of their

advantaged social group membership.”

Found on multiple sources, unknown origin.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide4

Oppression defined

“A

system

that

maintains advantage and disadvantage based on social group memberships and operates, intentionally and unintentionally

, on individual, institutional, and cultural levels.”

Found on multiple sources, unknown origin.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide5

Individual Level Oppression

Attitudes

Beliefs

Socialization

Interpersonal interactionsIndividual behaviors

Adapted from Judith H. Katz (1978).

White awareness: Handbook for anti-racism training

. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide6

Institutional Level Oppression

Housing

Employment

Education

Health servicesReligionMedia

Government / laws

Legal system

Adapted from Judith H. Katz (1978).

White awareness: Handbook for anti-racism training

. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide7

Cultural Level Oppression

Values, norms, needs

Language

Standards of beauty

HolidaysSex rolesLogic system

Societal expectations

Adapted from Judith H. Katz (1978).

White awareness: Handbook for anti-racism training

. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide8

Ableism defined

Discrimination in favor of

non-disabled

people.

Adapted from Oxford Dictionary

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide9

Another definition of Ableism

The belief that

non-disabled

people are inherently superior to

disabled people

.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide10

Power Bingo

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide11

Privilege quote

Privilege

is like air. You don’t notice it until it’s missing.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities

Slide12

Contact Me

Your Name

Email

Etc.

This resource was developed by Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas, a program of the University of Arkansas—with a subaward from the Southwest ADA Center funded by NIDDLR.

Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities