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  • How To Call the Shots

    While targeted at people involved at Citizen Advocacy, this short article offers sound advice to people wishing to use the media to raise issues around disability.

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  • Intentional Communities: Interesting Social Experiments or Ghettos?

    In this article, the author is not talking about intentional communities of people with a disability coming together, but rather mixed communities forming around shared interests. He argues that such communities foster interdependence and for individuals who have a disability. This means less reliance on paid support.

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  • Reconstructing the Self: Photography, Education and Disability

    Photography, like language, provides a powerful means of defining individuals and social groups. This paper examines the potential of photographic work as a means of exploring and reconstructing understandings of disability in an educational context.

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  • Encourage Friendships for Children with Disabilities

    This article contains suggestions for encouraging friendships for children with disabilities. For younger children, this includes being open to friendship development and the child's choices, teaching the child to interact with his peers in play, educating peers and using play materials in activities that encourage interaction.

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  • The Inclusion Debate: What the Research Says

    This article examines three misconceptions that are evident in the debate on the education of students with disabilities. In doing so the author presents research findings that have documented the beneficial effect of education in regular classes, even for students with severe disabilities.

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  • An Introduction to Intellectual Disability in Australia

    This is a comprehensive and clearly set out introduction to intellectual disability which shows how lack of knowledge and segregation of people with an intellectual disability have shaped many negative community attitudes towards people with an intellectual disability.

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  • Advocacy

    This is an inservice training manual for residential care workers which gives an overview of advocacy and the origins of the advocacy movement.

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  • Positive Behavior Support

    In this booklet we are introduced to 'JT' before and after behavioural supports were introduced into his life.

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  • People with Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System

    "A young woman with an intellectual disability was sexually assaulted by a bus driver. She was able to give police a detailed and credible account of what took place yet she, and her parents, were told to 'go home and forget about it'. They didn't.

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  • A Life Worth Living

    As Fitzpatrick says, "Supported living is about complete lives". In this paper, Fitzpatrick outlines the principles of personalised supports to enable people with disabilities to live in, and participate in, the life of their community.

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