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SUMMARY:Safely and Effectively Serving Student Survivors with Disabilities:
  The Importance of Understanding Disability Culture
DESCRIPTION:While more than 20% of college students have a disability\, man
 y struggle to find safe and accessible communities\, services\, and academ
 ics on campus. For survivors of domestic violence\, dating violence\, sexu
 al assault\, and stalking\, having a disability can be a barrier to receiv
 ing the same services as survivors without. Accessibility is important\, b
 ut conversations and commitments to access don’t happen without a deep u
 nderstanding of the communities campuses are serving. This presentation wi
 ll explain how disability is as much of a culture as a population\, and ho
 w that impacts the way we think about\, serve\, and communicate with stude
 nts with disabilities. This is a foundational conversation about disabilit
 y\, the culture of disability\, and the culture of a campus and how people
  with disabilities (particularly survivors with disabilities) navigate aca
 demic and social spaces.
URL:https://ta2ta.org/event/safely-and-effectively-serving-student-survivor
 s-with-disabilities-the-importance-of-understanding-disability-culture/
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