How is disability defined, and who gets to define it?

This training discusses ableism and disability, exploring how its shifting nature, and its definition. It examines the historical foundations of ableism, particularly in relation to settler colonialism, and its intersections with issues like land occupation, environmental discrimination, global imperialism, healthcare access, and immigration. Finally, it outlines steps towards anti-ableism, including shifting value systems, collective action, inclusive language, and centering and prioritizing disabled people.

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