THE INTERRELATIONSHIP AMONG DISABILITY CULTURE,
DISABILITY PRIDE, SELF-WORTH AND SELF-EMPOWERMENT

CONTENTS
SESSION I: THE ROLE DISABILITY STEREOTYPES PLAY IN THE DEVELOPMENT
OF SELF-WORTH
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EXERCISE 1: Identification of stereotypes associated with disability
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EXERCISE 2: How have disability stereotypes affected you?
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EXERCISE 3: What to do about disability sterotypes?
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EXERCISE 4: What kinds of strengths come from living with disability?
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EXERCISE 5: The built enviornment often causes the real disability.
SESSION II: LANGUAGE AS AN ELEMENT OF DISABILITY PRIDE AND CULTURE
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EXERCISE 1: Value laden language
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EXERCISE 2: Language Quiz
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HANDOUT: Language Quiz and Answers
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EXERCISE 3: Subculture language
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EXERCISE 4: What should people with disabiluities call themselves?
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EXERCISE 5: "LANGUAGE IS MORE THAN A TRIVIAL CONCERN!"
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HANDOUT: Article: "LANGUAGE IS MORE THAN A TRIVIAL CONCERN!"
SESSION III: What is disability culture?
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EXERCISE 1: Cultural experiences
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EXERCISE 2: "Our subculture can make a difference"
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HANDOUT: Article: "Our subculture can make a difference"
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EXERCISE 3: Disability culture: experiences on video
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EXERCISE 4: "High School Reunion"
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EXERCISE 5: "The Bargain"
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HANDOUT: Article: "The Bargain"
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EXERCISE 6: Is there a disability culture?
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EXERCISE 7: Majority Cultural Ways
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EXERCISE 8: "The Activist Leap"
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HANDOUT: Article: "The Activist Leap"
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EXERCISE 9: Disability Pride and Culture summary
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HANDOUTS: Disability Pride Inventory Disability Culture and Pride - true/false
quize Disability Pride Summary

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