Intersectionality of Identities with Disability
All of us have more than one identity and more than one way we experience systemic inequalities,
so here are resources for people of different races, ethnicities,
cultures, LGBTQI identities, and religions (listed in no particular order).
If you want to learn more about the origins of the term "intersectionalities,
we encourage you to learn from Kimberlé Crenshaw, who created the term.
Also see our other self-care and identity resources.
so here are resources for people of different races, ethnicities,
cultures, LGBTQI identities, and religions (listed in no particular order).
If you want to learn more about the origins of the term "intersectionalities,
we encourage you to learn from Kimberlé Crenshaw, who created the term.
Also see our other self-care and identity resources.
Resources for International Students
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African American & Black Resources
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Native American Resources
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Asian American & Pacific Islander Resources
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Chicano, Latinx, & Hispanic Resources
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Muslim & Islamic ResourcesPromoting the Rights of People with Disabilities
Stand-up comedian, Maysoon Zayid shares her insights with humor. |
Christian ResourcesA pastor's wife challenges perspectives on disability
Welcoming all people to church (includes reference to "That all May Worship" document). |
Jewish ResourcesJewish Disabilities Awareness Month ideas
Disabilities Inclusion Learning Center Yachad, The National Jewish Council for Disabilities |