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Resources on Disability
The anti-ableist resources below offer a variety of perspectives and topics that can help teachers build cultural and political understandings of disability. You might use them to discover ways to create better access in schools and communities. You might use them to connect with activists, artists, dancers, poets, bloggers, historians, and organizations that offer insight that could influence your curriculum. Of course, the list is not comprehensive, but a great start.
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Genre | Title | Format | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Arts Organizations | National Arts and Disability Center | website | 2021 |
Arts Organizations | DisArt | website | 2020 |
Assets | Accessing Social Capital: Implications for Persons with Disabilities | White Paper | 2010 |
Assets | Young and dyslexic? You've got it going on | Article | 2015 |
Assets | 23 Ways to Communicate With A Non-Verbal Child | Article | 2013 |
Assets | Thinking Person's Guide to Autism | Website | 2022 |
Blogs and Podcasts | I am Emma | Resource | ND |
Blogs and Podcasts | Unstrange Mind | Article/Blog | 2020 |
Blogs and Podcasts | Are you high or low functioning? Examples from autism research | Article | 2010 |
Blogs and Podcasts | Crip Story (Maria R. Palacio) | Website | 2018 |
Blogs and Podcasts | Yes, That Too | Resource | n.d |
Blogs and Podcasts | Diary of a Goldfish | Resource | 2014 |
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