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WOMEN & DISABILITIES Exploring the Lived and Learned Experience of a Complex and Exciting Reality Emily Chan, HBSc., MSW(Cand.) Workshop Outline Icebreaker Activity Key Concepts Introduction Some Statistics Examination of


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WOMEN & DISABILITIES

Exploring the Lived and Learned Experience of a Complex and Exciting Reality Emily Chan, HBSc., MSW(Cand.)

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Workshop Outline

■ Icebreaker Activity ■ Key Concepts Introduction ■ Some Statistics ■ Examination of Lived Realities of WwD ■ Small Group Activity + Discussion ■ Wrap-Up ■ Q&A

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Icebreaker Activity

Brainstorm what comes to mind when you hear wome men and disa sabi biliti lities Jot down 1-2 ideas on your sticky notes and share with your table groups We will return to this at the end

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Key Concepts

Intersectionality Life-Course Perspective

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Intersectionality

■ “A theoretical framework for understanding how multiple forms of inequality compound to create unique models of discrimination” (Crenshaw, 1991)

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Life Course Perspective

■ “Life course theory refers to a multidisciplinary paradigm for the study of people's lives, structural contexts, and social change.” (Elder, Johnson, & Crosnoe, 2003)

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Some Statistics

■ In 2012, 2.7 mil illion ion Canadian women reported having one or more disabilities ■ Most common types of disabilities reported include – 11.2% → pain-related – 8.5% → flexibility related – 8.2% → mobility related

(Statistics Canada, 2017)

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Statistics (cont.)

■ Women with disabilities are HALF F as likely to obtain a bachelor’s degree or higher compared to their non-disabled counterparts ■ Nearly HALF of women with disabilities feel disadvantaged in employment due to their condition ■ Only 61% of women with disabilities engage in workforce participation

(Statistics Canada, 2017)

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Adulthood Adolescence Childhood

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Childhood

Access to education/accommodations Stigma and discrimination Navigating and comprehending differences from typically developing peers

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Adolescence

Self-Confidence/Body Positivity Stigma, Discrimination, & Patronizing Attitudes Sexual Health Conversations

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Adulthood

LACK OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES DISCRIMINATION IN THE WORKFORCE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS CHILDBEARING & PARENTING ESTABLISHING PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL INDEPENDENCE

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Small Group Activity

What can you do in your personal social location to address these issues (i.e., as a parent, employer, friend, ally) Write down your ideas on the chart paper and share as a large group

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Wrap Up

Listen Empathize Support

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Q&A

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THANK YOU!

emilychan3388@hotmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilychan-/