This workshop will engage participants in getting to the root causes of ableism and create space to unpack the narratives and realities around disability and how it intersects with other forms of oppression. Ableism is deeply seated in our communities and our everyday spaces, and it is expressed in our relationships with co-workers, and students, and in ideas of our own bodies and mental processes. Thus it is important to create a space to peel off this reality and engage in dialogue on ableism. This workshop is led by people living with disabilities, who use their extensive advocacy work and lived experience to educate on ableism and how to create accessible and inclusive spaces.
