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Slide1
Ableism and Non-Disabled Privilege
Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities
Slide2Power 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
Slide3Privilege 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
Slide4Oppression 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
Slide5Individual 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
Slide6Institutional 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
Slide7Cultural 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
Slide8Ableism 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
Slide9Another 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
Slide10Power Bingo
Southwest ADA Center Regional Affiliate – Arkansas • University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities
Slide11Privilege 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
Slide12Contact 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