Ableism 101
A strong starting point for learning about and addressing ableism, comes from Access Living, a group with "a long history of doing what it takes to make sure people with disabilities can live the lives they choose." Their article, titled Ableism 101 opens a new website, tells you "what it is, what it looks like, and how to become a better ally."
Support for Disabled Folks
The Support for Disabled Folks opens a new website webpage from Simmons University has links for practicing self-care, coping strategies, plus community education and support.
Disability Language Style Guide
Recognizing language and perception changes quickly, the National Center on Disability and Journalism developed a Disability Language Style Guide opens a new website to help people figure out how to refer to people with disabilities. Although it was created with journalists in mind, this guide is an invaluable tool for everyone as it covers dozens of words and terms commonly used when referring to disability and is updated often.
Art Resources for People with Disabilities
Art is a wonderful way for people to share self-expression, break through stereotypes and communicate their vision with others. The New York Foundation for the Arts created a webpage, titled Art Resources for People with Disabilities opens a new website, that covers organizations who support this work, as well as groups specific to dance, drama, film, music, theater and art therapy.
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