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Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 2)

Disability justice is about prioritizing groups of people who've been marginalized or overlooked. For example, disabled people of color, transgender people with disabilities, Indigenous people with disabilities, newcomers with disabilities, queer people with disabilities, people with disabilities who're incarcerated and people with disabilities who're houseless. Watch this video, featuring Lionel Migrino, to learn more.

Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 2)

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Lesson 7: Ableism (Pt. 1)

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Lessons

Introduction: What is EDI, really? (Pt. 1)

Introduction: What is EDI, really? (Pt. 2)

Lesson 1: Bias and stereotypes

Lesson 2: Microaggressions (Pt. 1)

Lesson 2: Microaggressions (Pt. 2)

Lesson 3: Power and privilege (Pt. 1)

Lesson 3: Power and privilege (Pt. 2)

Lesson 4: Prejudice, discrimination, and oppression

Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 1)

Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 2)

Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 1)

Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 2)

Lesson 7: Ableism (Pt. 1)

Lesson 7: Ableism (Pt. 2)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 1)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 2)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 3)

Lesson 9: Race and racism

Lesson 10: Whiteness (Pt. 1)

Lesson 10: Whiteness (Pt. 2)

Lesson 11: Colonization

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 1)

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 2)

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 3)

Lesson 13: Racialized newcomers (Pt. 1)

Lesson 13: Racialized newcomers (Pt. 2)

Lesson 14: SOGIE (Pt. 1)

Lesson 14: SOGIE (Pt. 2)

Conclusion: EDI Foundations