Bibliograph

Self-advocacy and disability rights, M.M. Eboch, book editor

Type

Label

Self-advocacy and disability rights, M.M. Eboch, book editor

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Self-advocacy and disability rights

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1043067375

Responsibility statement

M.M. Eboch, book editor

Series statement

Introducing issues with opposing viewpoints

Table Of Contents

1. What special challenges do people with disabilities face? -- Integrated classrooms benefit everyone / Michelle Liew -- Finding jobs is hard for people with disabilities / Ann Belser -- Travel is a challenge for those with disabilities / John Gill -- This new law could hurt people with disabilities / Robyn Powell -- 2. Who is the best advocate for someone with disabilities? -- Parents are natural advocates for children with special needs / Peter and Pam Wright -- You are your own best advocate / University of Hertfordshire -- A professional advocate can help / Disability Advocacy NSW -- Parents are the best advocates for their children / Buffy Wicks -- Protests are important for disability activists / David M. Perry -- 3. How can you be a good advocate? -- Successful advocacy requires preparation / Mark Sweet -- Choosing the right advocate takes time and effort / Kim Davis -- Understanding your rights is essential / Disability Rights Wisconsin -- Students must be self advocates to succeed in higher education / Tadesse Abera Tedla -- I succeeded in being my own advocate / Joseph D. Robbins

Target audience

juvenile

Classification