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Empowerment in everyday life : learning disability

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Disability Rights and Representation Disability Education and Employment Down syndrome and intellectual disability research

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Preface Paul Ramcharan and John Boland. SECTION 1 EMPOWERMENT IN INFORMAL SETTINGS Chapter 1 - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Down's Syndrome, but Never Bothered to Ask Anya Souza, independent consultant, with Paul Ramcharan. Chapter 2 - Empowering and Michael Bayley, University of Sheffield. Chapter 3 - Shouting the Loudest: Self Advocacy, Power and Diversity Jan Walmsley, The Open University and Jackie Downer, Lambeth Accord. Chapter 4 - Voices and Choices: Mapping Entitlements to Friendships and Community Contacts Paul Ramcharan, Morag McGrath and Gordon Grant. Chapter 5 - Families and Empowerment Marion Barnes, University of Sheffield. Empowerment in Informal Settings: The Themes, John Borland and Paul Ramcharan. SECTION 2 EMPOWERMENT IN FORMAL SETTINGS: Chapter 6 - Empowerment within Services: A Comfortable Delusion Steve Dowson, independent consultant. Chapter 7 - Consulting to Involve or Consulting to Empower? Gordon Grant. Chapter 8 - I'm Stuck Here with my Poxy Star Chart - Listening to Mentally Disordered Offenders with Learning Disabilities Margaret Flynn, National Development Team et al. Chapter 9 - Empowerment and Community Care: Some of the Legal Issues Gwyneth Roberts. Empowerment in Formal Settings: The Themes John Borland and Paul Ramcharan. SECTION 3 EMPOWERMENT IN DIFFERENT LEGAL AND POLICY CONTEXTS Chapter 10 - Capacity and Empowerment Gywneth Roberts .Chapter 11 Citizenship and People with Disabilities in Canada: Towards the Elusive Ideal Marcia Rioux, Michael Bach and Cameron Crawford, Roeher Institute and University of York. Chapter 12 - Empowerment and the Limitations of Formal Human Services and Legislation Judith Cockram and Errol Cocks, Edith Cowan University. Chapter 13 - Citizenship, Empowerment and Everyday Life: Ideal and Illusion in the New Millenium Paul Ramcharan, Gwyneth Roberts, Gordon Grant and John Borland.

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