Ableism 101: An In-Depth Course on Accessibility and Inclusion
Learn to recognize, understand, and combat ableism in everyday life and professional environments.
Explore the origins, impacts, and manifestations of ableism.
Designed for individuals and organizations committed to creating inclusive environments.
Understand ableism and its societal impact
Learn about historical milestones in the fight against ableism
Gain practical tools to combat ableism in various settings
Daman Wandke, MBA
Daman is the Founder and CEO of Wandke Accessibility. Beyond his role at Wandke Consulting, Daman is greatly involved in the disability community. As someone living with a disability, Daman applies his unique perspectives on accessibility to create effective consulting practices for organizations aiming to be more inclusive. On top of his life of disability advocacy and entrepreneurship, Daman is an avid traveler and sailor.
Pricing
One-time fee for a lifetime of insight.
FAQ
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Ableism is a form of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities. It manifests in societal attitudes, policies, and practices that devalue and limit the potential of people with disabilities.
This course is designed for anyone interested in understanding and combating ableism, including educators, employers, HR professionals, healthcare providers, and individuals who want to promote inclusivity.
It will not take longer than 60 minutes. However, learners can progress at their own pace.
Yes, the course is designed to be fully accessible. It includes features such as closed captions, transcripts for videos, screen reader compatibility, and alternative text for images.
The course is delivered through a combination of video lectures, readings, quizzes, and interactive activities. All content is available online, allowing learners to access it at their convenience.
By the end of this course, learners will...
Understand the concept and impact of ableism
Recognize ableist language and behaviors
Learn about the history and roots of ableism
