20. Cripping Cultural Sustaining and Responsive Pedagogies & Disability Pride and Culture
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20. Cripping Cultural Sustaining and Responsive Pedagogies & Disability Pride and Culture
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Sarah Arvey Tov for a thoughtful conversation about disability identity, culture, and justice in education. Together, we explore what it means to move beyond traditional ideas of inclusion by centering disabled voices, honoring disability as a valued part of identity, and creating learning environments where all students can thrive. Dr. Sarah Arvey Tov shares insights from her work with disabled youth, educators, and communities, discussing disability culture, collective access, and the transformative potential of disability justice in schools. This episode invites listeners to reimagine education through the lens of belonging, equity, and possibility.
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Connect with Sarah via e-mail: satov@uw.edu
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