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Instilling Disability Pride in Your Child

For family/guardians Disability pride refers to a positive outlook that a child can develop over time about their own disability. Pride helps to develop self-esteem, self-worth, and an understanding of

The Power of Disability Language

For family/guardians Language is more than just a form of communication. It shapes the way we think and shows how we view others. The language we use can enforce stereotypes

Webinar: Disability & Intersectionality

Intersectionality describes how people’s overlapping identities impact their experiences with privilege and oppression. Presenters will define ableism, racism, sexism, classism, and other forms of oppression and discuss their impact on

Webinar: Disability in Tech & Media

The media we consume shapes our collective understanding of disability. This workshop will examine media portrayals of disability and how they reinforce stereotypes. We will discuss how we can move

Webinar: Disability Language & Etiquette

The language we use is powerful and can reveal hidden assumptions we might not realize we have. Our words can be hurtful even when well-intended. This workshop challenges assumptions about

Disability Task Force

With City of Detroit Councilman Fred Durhal Thursday February 22, 2024 4:00 pm until 5:30 pm The Arc Detroit 51 W Hancock Suite 200 Detroit, MI 48201

Disability Is Not a Bad Word

Wednesday, February 28, 2024 6:30pm-7:30pm Register at tinyurl.com/zwjwvhje Can we embrace the word “disability” as an aspect of identity? In this workshop we will explore how society views disability and

Instilling Disability Pride in Your Child

Webinar: Disability Pride

Society sends messages to people with disabilities that disability is “bad” – something we should fix, change, or hide. We don’t agree! In this workshop, we will explore and celebrate

DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT WEBINAR

Join us for a webinar in honor of Disability Employment Awareness Month. We will be discussing reasonable accommodations, disability in the workplace, and more! Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86484964179pwd=MS9MeGIzdWFvYmxQUGIrdzRVWmNZZz09

Disability Is Not a Bad Word

Monday, November 20, 2023 12:00pm-1:00pm Register at tinyurl.com/mr2w87p4 Can we embrace the word “disability” as an aspect of identity? In this workshop we will explore how society views disability and

Disability Task Force

With City of Detroit Councilman Fred Durhal Thursday August 24, 2023 4:00 pm until 5:30 pm The Arc Detroit 51 W. Hancock Detroit, MI 48201

SHIAWASSEE COUNTY-Disability Network Capital Area Vision

Disability Network Capital Area Vision is for people with disabilities to be included in all aspects of the human experience. If you need assistance with any aspect of life, including

Teaching Children About Disabilities and Inclusion

During this training we will talk about teaching children about disabilities. In this training, we will cover: Why it’s important to teach kids about disabilities Person first language and etiquette

Disability History and Independent Living Philosophy

Many people don’t know that the Disability Civil Rights or Independent Living Movement was happening right alongside the civil rights movement for People of Color. This presentation will give an

Disability Awareness Day

Disability Awareness Day is centered around educating and empowering as we celebrate 33 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for people with disabilities.

Webinar: Disability Language & Etiquette

The language we use is powerful and can reveal hidden assumptions we might not realize we have. Our words can be hurtful even when well-intended. Disability Network is hosting a

Disability Decorum – Learn How to Engage with People Who have a Wide Range of Disabilities

About this eventPlease join us for an educational and fun conversation about the Do’s and Don’ts for engaging with people who have a wide range of disabilities. You will learn:

Disability Dirt Day

Disability Dirt Days is a series of off-roading events for individuals with disabilities. Rides are provided by volunteers and there is music and family activities to enjoy. Lunch is provided

Disability Dirt Day

Disability Dirt Days is a series of off-roading events for individuals with disabilities. Rides are provided by volunteers and there is music and family activities to enjoy. Lunch is provided