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A Plain Language Guide About Ableism & Violence
SARTAC partners teamed up with the Vera Institute of Justice to make a booklet about ableism and violence. We wrote it for people with disabilities to understand ableism. Ableism may…
Read MoreLearn How to Become a Peer Supporter of a Person who was Abused
We are teaching these classes to help self-advocates become “peer supporters”. Peer supporters gain information and tools during this course that will help them close the gaps between the person…
Read MoreClasses About Sexual Violence
Peer To Peer: Bridging the Gap through Self-Advocacy Here are two resources to use to teach 4 classes about Sexual Violence. Here is a guide for leaders with disabilities on…
Read MoreClasses About Domestic Violence
Peer-to-Peer: Bridging the Gap Through Self-Advocacy Here are three resources to use to teach 4 classes about Domestic Violence. Here is a guide for leaders with disabilities on how to…
Read MoreStarting the Conversation: A toolkit for self-advocates to talk about sexual violence in their community
Kelsey Cowley is a self-advocate from Indiana and is a 2018-2019 SARTAC Fellow. Kelsey’s project was creating a toolkit for and about people with intellectual and developmental disabilities recognizing and responding…
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