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Discovering Women with Disabilities

Kathryn S. Collins · Deborah P. Valentine

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Disability Rights and Representation Disability Education and Employment Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport

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The unique characteristics, strengths, and challenges facing women with disabilities are discussed. A feminist perspective is used to identify and understand the implications for developing policy, and providing services for and practicing with women with disabilities. Rather than utilize a traditional paradigm that places the “problem” within the individual woman with a disability, disability is explored within a social context.

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