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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 |
|---|---|---|---|
Symbols | Disability Rights and the International Symbol of Accessibility | Guide | 2013 |
TV | Finally, a realistic autistic character on television | article | 2013 |
TV | The Unbreakables: Life And Love On Disability Campus | article | 2015 |
Tech | 5 iOS Accessibility Features Every Learner Should Know | Guide | 2018 |
Tech | Google Tools for Accessibility | Guide | 2016 |
Tech | Designing for Access | Article | 2017 |
Tech | Why Sign Language Gloves Do Not Help Deaf People | Article | 2017 |
Tech | Consider disability at the outset, tech designers told | Article | 2014 |
UDL | UDL Tips for Assessment | Guide | 2020 |
UDL | CAST.org | Organization | 2020 |
UDL | Webinar for teachers or parents about UDL | Presentation | 2017 |
Writers | Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha | website | 2020 |
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