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Language shapes perception. Cultural differences in expression can lead to misunderstandings about ableism. Let's foster dialogue to bridge gaps rather than point fingers.

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Active listening is key. Allow space for all voices within the disability community to be heard and validated, fostering mutual respect.

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Sometimes, what's seen as ableism may stem from cultural language norms. It’s crucial to understand context before labeling, but also to educate about harmful impacts.

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Our GNYPWD Accessible Connect, which is a digital platform empowering young persons with disabilities globally. It bridges the accessibility gap in digital spaces, enabling YPWD to engage in advocacy, skill-building, and community networking.

Our GNYPWD Accessible Connect, which is a digital platform empowering young persons with disabilities globally. It bridges the accessibility gap in digital spaces, enabling YPWD to engage in advocacy, skill-building, and community networking.

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Recognizing intent enriches our approach to sensitive topics. It allows for constructive dialogue and promotes genuine understanding.

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Education on ableism and the social model of disability shifts views from 'fixing' to 'accommodating,' promoting environments where everyone thrives.

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Start with self-reflection. Acknowledge implicit biases and seek resources that educate about ableism. Informed discussions can lead to inclusive actions.

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AXSChat Quick judgments can escalate conflicts. Understanding the intent and context behind words is important before labeling actions as ableist.

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While intent is important, impact often speaks louder. It's vital to address how words affect others, regardless of the intention.

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When I post about Disability, it is neither to show an authority or expertise but it's my longing to be heard and understood. With the hope to spark meaningful conversations.

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Educating about ableism challenges stereotypes and changes attitudes, making inclusivity not just an idea, but a norm.

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AXSChat Awareness is transformative. Teaching the social model helps dismantle barriers by understanding disability as a societal construct.

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