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The Routledge Companion to Disability and Work explores the realities faced by disabled individuals in the workplace and beyond. Despite enduring stereotypes and prejudice, disabled employees and entrepreneurs continue to achieve and thrive. This Companion documents the history and future of disability organizing, highlighting concerns of the world's largest minority—over 1 billion people or 15% of the global population. Inspired by the sunflower symbol for invisible disabilities, this Companion sheds light on the unseen efforts undertaken by disabled people to combat ableism. It delves into stories of employment, entrepreneurship, self-advocacy, activism, and well-being management. Highlighting how disabled workers mobilize support, fight for human rights, respect, and equality, navigate the challenges of disclosure and intersectionality, build networks, and foster inclusive environments, it underscores the contributions of disabled individuals and their allies. Authored by experts, many with personal experiences of disability, this Companion showcases the diverse types of work disabled people—and their allies—perform that go beyond the duties of their job roles. It provides a robust foundation for understanding and advancing disability inclusion. With global research, the Companion broadens our understanding of the (in)visible challenges and triumphs of disabled people at work. Celebrating disability pride and joy, it offers insights into navigating biases, stigma, and discrimination. The disability movement, fueled by inequities in healthcare, education, accessibility, and work, deserves attention from business leaders. This comprehensive guide is essential for students, teachers, and researchers looking to intersect disability and business, paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable future.
Contents
Part A. Introduction 1. An Introduction to Disability at Work 2. A Mid-Range Review of (Dis)Ableism at Work Part B. Disability Workplaces 3. From Right to Work 4. From Charity to Human Rights 5. From Exclusion to Inclusion 6. From Existence to Resistance Part C. Disability at Work 7. (Dis)ableism at Work 8. Disability Disclosure at Work 9. Disability Stigma at Work 10. Disability Socialization at Work 11. Disability Activism at Work Part D. Disability Work 12. Disability and (In)visibility Work 13. Disability and Identity Work 14. Disability and Knowledge Work 15. Disability and Voice Work 16. Disability and Relational Work 17. (Dis)ability and Body Work 18. Disability and Well-Being Work 19. Disability and Respect Work 20. Disability and Restoration Work 21. Disability and Resourcing Work 22. Disability and Justice Work 23. Disability and Mobilization Work Part E. Pathways to System Change Towards Disability Inclusion 24. Education against (Dis)ableism 25. Advocacy against (Dis)ableism 26. Consultancy against (Dis)ableism 27. Superheroes against (Dis)ableism 28. Service Animals against (Dis)ableism Part F. The Future of Disability (at) Work 29. An Emergent Theory of (Dis)ability Work 30. A Research Agenda for Disability Work
