International Perspectives on Disability in Australia
Examines the lived experience of Australians with disabilities by comparing US and Australian treatment and services against UN CRPD standards. Explores disability access, inclusion, and rights to foster effective advocacy.
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Discuss the implications of the 2007 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities for individuals with disabilities in the US and Australia
Describe and compare issues related to access and inclusion of people with disabilities from diversity of cultural backgrounds in the US and Australia
Describe and compare the services and supports that are provided to individuals with disabilities in the US and Australia
Articulate international development needs with respect to the rights and services provided to people with disabilities, and work to improve them
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Examine the lived experience of Australians with disabilities, comparing the treatment of and services provided to disabled US Americans and Australians with respect to the standards outlined in the United Nations' Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and localized policies abroad, and considering the US and Australia's multicultural landscape and shared colonial background. Understand issues surrounding disability access, inclusion, and rights globally to become effective advocates for positive change. Must have sophomore standing and a valid passport.
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- United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
- Comparative disability services and treatment in the US and Australia
- Multicultural landscapes and shared colonial backgrounds
- Global disability access, inclusion, and rights
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- Comparative analysis of disability policies, services, and rights in the US and Australia
- Advocacy for positive change regarding disability rights and services
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