Feb 24 2021

Unlearning Ableism “What’s In A Word: Ableism in Everyday Language”

February 24, 2021

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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Chicago, IL 60612

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Unlearning Ableism Event Flyer — Flyer description: White lettering on a purple, blue and pink prismatic background, with a large Unlearning Ableism logo at the top. The logo shows a pair of large blue lips with a speech bubble on top of fuchsia, red, and blue squares. There are some small red shapes dotting the poster and a blue band at the bottom with the access info.

What’s in a Word: Ableism in Everyday Language

Wednesday, February 24, 3-4pm

On Zoom, RSVP at go.uic.edu/UnlearningAbleism

Language is powerful and words matter. Join us for a discussion of where ableism can crop up in our everyday language, and bring your questions to this non-judgmental space!

Unlearning Ableism is a discussion series about disability issues and ableism as a system of privilege and oppression. For these discussions, we come together, share our own experiences around a topic, and engage with perspectives from disability culture. We welcome all people to join us, whether you identify as disabled, nondisabled, or somewhere in between.

Read about our other programs at https://dcc.uic.edu/unlearning-ableism/

Access Info: CART and ASL will be provided. Contact dcc@uic.edu or 312-355-7050 with any other requests.

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UIC Disability Cultural Center

(312) 355-7050

dcc@uic.edu

Date posted

Jan 20, 2021

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