Gender and Education · 1990 · 161 citations · 0 references
LawGender StudiesHuman Rights LawDisabilityDisability PolicyInclusive EducationAccess To EducationDisability InclusionDisability RepresentationDisability RightsInclusive Education PolicyWomen With DisabilitiesDisability In EducationDisability Justice In EducationDisability Representation In CurriculumEducational Discrimination Against Disabled PeopleGendered DisabilityInclusive Education SystemsRights-based Approaches To Disability
abstract The author argues that disabled women are kept out of the mainstream of education by the design and lack of representation on decision‐making bodies. A project in Surrey, a model of good practice, is described, where resources were attracted to disabled women's needs.