disabling ableism the modern pathway to inclusion microlearning series

A microlearning series designed to introduce the inherent benefits of disability inclusion, lessons on ableism, accessibility and innovation, the importance of language, understanding microaggressions and how to move forward on the modern pathway to inclusion.

Disabling Ableism. The Modern Pathway to Inclusion.® Microlearning Series

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Module

Learning Lessons

disability module one

Disability

  • Explanation of disability
  • Disability legislation
  • Idea of allyship
  • Disability by the numbers
ableism module two

Ableism

  • The “Myth of Ableism”
  • Definition of ableism
  • How ableism relates to discrimination and prejudice
  • Examples of ableism
accessibility module three

Accessibility

  • Ableism that led to accessibility
  • The benefits of accessibility
  • Opportunities for innovation
microaggressions module four

Microaggressions

  • Define microaggressions
  • Examples of their use
  • Why our language matters
  • How ableism reveals itself
inclusion module five

Inclusion

  • Describe what inclusion means
  • Tips for inclusion
  • Redefine possible
  • Paving a path forward for teams

Target Audiences:

  • Leadership Teams
  • Project Managers
  • Procurement Teams
  • Employee Training
  • Educators
  • School Boards
  • New Hire Onboarding
  • Human Resources
  • DE&I Facilitators
  • All Departments & Employees

Benefits:

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  • Opens the conversation to disability inclusion in the workplace, education and society at large.
  • Increases employee / student engagement, performance & trust with leadership / instructors.
  • Inspires new perspectives that cultivate innovation and creativity at work and in school.
  • Promotes a culture of self-value, visibility, belonging and allyship.
  • Encourages new found strength of acceptance and culturally responsible learning environment for collaboration.