Student Voices: Kashmere Crystal Bling
Editor’s Note: The first full week in February is White Cane Week in Canada, an opportunity to share in the abilities of blind and DeafBlind people from across the country. […]
Read moreEditor’s Note: The first full week in February is White Cane Week in Canada, an opportunity to share in the abilities of blind and DeafBlind people from across the country. […]
Read moreThis week we will read the article “Life Long Partnerships” by our thoughtful writer “Shauna Sproston” The morning will begin with the weekly COVID-19 checkin followed by a discussion. Calls […]
Read moreThis week we will read the article “Change The Rhetoric” by our thoughtful writer “Shauna Sproston” The morning will begin with the weekly COVID-19 checkin followed by a discussion. Calls […]
Read moreNegative stereotypes and misconceptions about blindness continue to exist in contemporary society. People who are blind experience ableist attitudes and micro-aggressions in their daily lives. Although today’s culture is moving […]
Read moreEditor’s Note: This article was originally written in June 2021. As a person who is blind, I have become independent and confident with using a white cane and working as […]
Read moreThis week we will read the article “Ableist Micro-Aggressions and How We Can Combat Ableism” by our thoughtful writer “Shauna Sproston” The morning will begin with the weekly COVID-19 checkin […]
Read moreThis week we will read the article “Types of Ablism” by our thoughtful writer “Shauna Sproston” The morning will begin with the weekly COVID-19 checkin followed by a discussion. Calls […]
Read moreThis week we will read the article “What is Ableism?” by our thoughtful writer “Shauna Sproston” The morning will begin with the weekly COVID-19 checkin followed by a discussion. Calls […]
Read moreEditor’s Note: This is the third part in a three-part series on ableism. Part 1 of the series discusses the question: “What is ableism?” Part 2 examines the types of […]
Read moreEditor’s Note: This is the second part in a three-part series on ableism. Part 1 of the series discusses the question: “What is ableism?” Part 2 examines the types of […]
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