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Posted By: christopherbaan
Posted On: Jan 24, 2008
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[Open Democracy] James Mensch asks us to be careful of easy generalisations about “solidarity”. Is it necessarily exclusionary? or grounded in the past, the tribe? No, when we examine the lived examples of solidarity, we find a diversity of practices and habits that is not easily...... [view]
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Posted By: cherrie
Posted On: Dec 10, 2007
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Saturday 8 December 2007 - in New Zealand Preparations I feel like writing the longer date, because it felt so serious and ominous in a way. I was leaving again and it just felt all too familiar. A place I had come to know well was about to become smaller and more distant as I...... [view]
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Submitted By: aasiya
Committers: 50 Date Created: 2008-07-12 |
Description: Ever wondered what it may be like to live in a world not designed for you?
This is the reality for many persons with disabilities facing issues of accessibility in the workplace and learning environment. Issues like being penalized for having to take time off for a medical disability, or facing the stigma of a learning disability, or having trouble accessing ramps, elevators, materials in braille, sign language interpreters, transcription and captioning, adaptive technology, and more.
However, these issues aren't just confined to school or work. They also affect how we live, from transportation, to libraries, to shopping centers, to entertainment. (e.g. public transit, narrow isles in libraries and stores, the lack of closed-captioning and adaptable seating in theaters/stadiums, etc)
Let's join the movement in becoming more informed about disability issues. Let's commit to ensuring that no one faces barriers to accessing the basic human right of education and equitable employment. Let's commit to striving for a more inclusive living environment in general, for all... be this in a bus, grocery store, stadium, theater, office, playground, or lecture hall. [view]
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