
Disability & Race: Intersections Inadequately Explored in Disability Studies Courses
This blog may leave you satisfied, inspired, disappointed, or annoyed. Writing as a disabled student and woman of colour, I am determined to encourage...
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The Intersectionality Network is a diverse, global, and genuinely inclusive community founded in 2017, the organisation has arisen from lived experiences of ableism and racism within Higher Education (HE). Currently, it is in the early stages of building and developing the network. It aims to ultimately to connect, dismantle and make transformational changes in higher education. It highlights awareness and support.
The Intersectionality Network believes that networking, solidarity, awareness, and campaigning can help to create inclusive transformational changes necessary to increase opportunities in Higher Education (HE). We believe that this is paramount to enable equal opportunities not just for Black disabled women students and academics, but for all those who are impacted by contemporary practices of exclusion, and intersectional institutional discrimination within HE.
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This blog may leave you satisfied, inspired, disappointed, or annoyed. Writing as a disabled student and woman of colour, I am determined to encourage...
Read MoreMy journey into the area of disability studies began when I became a mother in the 1990s. Two of my daughters, now young adults,...
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