A little over a month ago, I took on the task of trying to write a string of articles to help define intellectual disability (ID). The approach I chose would be to: first, explain what ID is, second, discuss the importance of ID awareness and pride, and third, discuss the stigma around ID. However, this […]
The National Center for Disability, Equity, and Intersectionality identified organ transplantation as a critical area for addressing ableism, issuing the below recommendations to address discrimination in the organ transplantation process. References:
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