Learning About Disability
Disability is as varied and unique as the disabled person. As the saying goes, "If you've met one autistic person, you've met ONE autistic person." Part of the mission of GD SEPAC is to educate the community about disability. On this page, we present a number of resources to learn more about living with specific disabilities. We've especially focused on resources created by members of the disabled community.
We are not fans of disability simulators as they rely on generalizations and stereotypes of disability. They tend to evoke pity due to the amplification of the negative traits of disability without acknowledging the adaptations one makes to navigate life in a neurotypical or able-bodied world.
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We ask you to start your education about disability with this video: Normalizing Disability Begins in School.

Hearing and Speech
A Day through a Deaf Person's Eyes
Through the Eyes of Deaf Children
Navigating Deafness in a Hearing World
Darien's Journey with Childhood Apraxia
What Is It Like to Be Unable to Communicate?
Tinnitus: Ringing In the Brain
Making Education Accessible to Deaf Children
