Centering Racial Equity in Our Work to End Ableism and Gender-Based Violence

As we work to address domestic and sexual violence against people with disabilities, our goal should always be to meet the needs of the most marginalized survivors. By addressing both ableism and racism in our work, we ensure that all survivors with disabilities are heard, respected, and supported. This webinar will discuss the importance of analyzing racism in our work to address violence against people with disabilities, some strategies for effectively doing so, and the impact that doing so can have on your work.

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