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Development and Self-Help Movement of Women with Disabilities

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Yukiko_Nakanishi___Development_and_Self_Help_Movement_of_Women_with_Disabilities.pdf (35.77 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/76601
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Author
Nakanishi, Yukio
Abstract

[Excerpt] The problems of women with disabilities are especially more intensive than those of women without disabilities. The issues and problems facing women with disabilities are numerous as all of you are already aware. Poverty and injustice are cores of vulnerability and deprivation of women with disabilities. Development assistance which is provided by their fellow women with disabilities is projected to help them get access to resources and to educate them how to acquire power over resources. This article focuses on development assistance models and philosophies for women with disabilities who struggle to achieve independence in Asia, first from the viewpoint of a development program organizer and then from the viewpoint of a witness of empowered self-help movements.

Date Issued
1999-07-01
Keywords
Asia
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disability
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development
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assistance
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public policy
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comparative studies
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gender studies
Type
article

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