Intersectional identity chronotopes: expanding the disability experience

Guerrero-Arias, Beatriz Eugenia; Orozco, Alexander Agudelo; Pava-Ripoll, Nora Aneth

doi:10.1080/09687599.2020.1719041

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“…In the case of vulnerable ethnosocially diverse aphasia caseloads, as in the services for other marginalized ethnosocially diverse populations with disabilities (e.g., stuttering caseloads from vulnerable BIPOC communities), an intersectional approach to intervention would be very valuable. This approach would facilitate the collection of nuanced personal descriptions of the intersectional life histories of each PWA to explore lived experiences within the complex upstreamdownstream ecosystem influencing health and quality of life (Ghasemi et al, 2021;Guerrero-Arias et al, 2020;Wilson et al, 2019).…”

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A Call for Transformative Intersectional LPAA Intervention for Equity and Social Justice in Ethnosocially Diverse Post-Stroke Aphasia Services

Centeno

2023

Semin Speech Lang

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The disproportionate health disparities in ethnoracial groups highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed a sociopolitical momentum for transformative approaches in health care. As the U.S. population progressively becomes more ethnoracially diverse and older, growing vulnerable ethnogeriatric groups of older individuals with contrasting ethnic/racial and social histories are estimated to experience age-related cardiovascular complications with resulting chronic disabilities, such as post-stroke aphasia. Grounded in principles of equity and social justice, transformative health care approaches use input from marginalized communities to inform service strategies to minimize health disparities. This article discusses the population scenario, principles, and possible strategies to support the call for stakeholder-informed intervention toward the social reintegration of ethnosocially mixed geriatric populations with aphasia in the United States. Based on the principles from the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) and intersectional narratives, we discuss how client and caregiver stories can inform culturally authentic individualized aphasia intervention for social readaptation. We conclude with future directions in aphasia education, research, and practice to promote stakeholder-informed strategies for culturally aligned social reintegration of older ethnosocially diverse aphasia populations in post-stroke care.

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Section: Rationale For Transformative Intersectional Aphasia Interven...mentioning

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A Call for Transformative Intersectional LPAA Intervention for Equity and Social Justice in Ethnosocially Diverse Post-Stroke Aphasia Services

Centeno

2023

Semin Speech Lang

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“…Disability is multi-dimensional, and people with disabilities hold multiple positionalities (Goodley, 2016). They have multiple roles and identities and belong to more than one group, which means their disability is not in isolation from their “gender, religion, income, age, cultural and social back grounds” (Goethals et al, 2015: p. 77) and they experience multiple oppressions and discriminations (Guerrero-Arias et al, 2020). As such, they may share mistrust common to other vulnerable people and minorities such as, indigenous populations, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Asexual, Ally + Other Identities (LGBTQA+), financially distressed populations, and immigrants.…”

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“…Inclusive research which involves voices of people with disabilities can be emancipatory (Zarb, 1992). It can inform policies for people with disabilities (Nguyen et al, 2015), contribute to the evaluation of programs (Treloar, 2021; Cortese et al, 2021) as well as impact the social and economic status of people with disabilities (Guerrero-Arias et al, 2020). With the widespread emphasis on undertaking inclusive research for people with disabilities, researchers have drawn on technological support, such as digital storytelling (Manning, 2010), and photovoice (Akkerman et al, 2014).…”

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Researching vulnerable participants: The role of critical reflexivity in overcoming methodological challenges

Nikidehaghani

Hui-Truscott

Cortese

2022

International Journal of Market Research

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In this paper, we critically reflect on the methodological challenges encountered during a qualitative research project that examined the effectiveness of the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We draw on Lewis and Mehmet’s (2021) approach that combines aspects of autoethnography and reflexivity to focus on three key areas, inclusive research, informed consent, and recruitment, which we have considered in terms of mistrust and the roles of the gatekeeper. This paper contributes to our understanding of researching vulnerable and marginalised populations and highlights learnings for marketers as they seek to identify how to adequately capture the voices of the often voiceless. Key implications include acknowledging vulnerability as a multi-dimensional concept, adopting a continual reflective approach, selecting appropriate channels of communication, and considering team dynamics before and during research implementation. By showcasing our learning experiences, we guide other market researchers who are interested in exploring similarly marginalised or vulnerable groups.

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“…ex., McGeorge et al, 2021;McCullough, et al, 2017), le capitalisme (p. ex, hooks, 2000), le classisme (p. ex., Kugelmass, 2016), le capacitisme (p.ex., Guerrero-Arias et al, 2020), et l'âgisme (p. ex., Bickerstaff Charron, 2011.…”

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“…Différents modèles et stratégies d'interventions ont conséquemment été développés pour mieux adapter l'intervention en développement de carrière et répondre aux besoins de différentes populations marginalisées (p. ex., Multicultural Counseling Competencies, Sue et al, 1992;Career Counseling Model, Fouad et Bingham, 1995;Critical Disability Theory, Devlin et Pothier, 2006;Culture-infused De plus en plus de recherches s'intéressent donc à l'impact simultané de plusieurs formes d'oppressions (définies comme le mauvais traitement ou la discrimination d'un groupe social, l'action du fort d'opprimer le faible, avec ou sans le soutien des structures d'une société) en adoptant une approche intersectionnelle (Young, 2020;Guerrero-Arias et al, 2020;Jackson et al, 2020;Gaborean et al, 2018). Par ailleurs, la littérature récente s'est moins fréquemment et moins systématiquement intéressée à comment les services sociaux et de relation d'aide peuvent reproduire ou exacerber les différentes oppressions (Shin et al, 2016).…”

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Oppressions et barrières systémiques en relation d’aide pour les populations marginalisées

Langlois

Villotti

2022

cjcd

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Adoptant une perspective intersectionnelle, cette revue de la portée s’est intéressée à ce que la littérature des derniers cinq ans a identifié en termes de barrières découlant des différents systèmes d’oppression qui réduisent l’inclusivité des services de relation d’aide pour les populations marginalisées. L’analyse des résultats des 13 articles retenus a révélé la présence d’obstacles et discriminations dans les services sociaux et de relation d’aide pour les adultes avec un trouble du spectre de l’autisme sans déficience intellectuelle (barrières découlant du capacitisme); pour les individus vivant de l’itinérance et les personnes de classe ouvrière (barrières découlant du capitalisme et du classisme); pour les personnes noires (barrières découlant du racisme); pour les personnes dont l’orientation sexuelle diverge des normes hétéronormatives dont des personnes âgées (barrières découlant de l’hétérosexisme, de l’hétéronormativité, de l’homophobie et de l’âgisme) et pour les personnes dont l’identité ou l’expression de genre divergent des normes cisnormatives (barrières découlant du cissexisme, de la transphobie et de l’enbyphobie). Ce portrait des barrières systémiques émergeant de la littérature récente soulève un important besoin d’agir pour accompagner les professionnel.le.s en développement de carrière à mieux tenir compte des systèmes d’oppressions afin d’intervenir de façon plus inclusive et intersectionnelle.

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Intersectional identity chronotopes: expanding the disability experience

Cited by 16 publications

References 33 publications

A Call for Transformative Intersectional LPAA Intervention for Equity and Social Justice in Ethnosocially Diverse Post-Stroke Aphasia Services

A Call for Transformative Intersectional LPAA Intervention for Equity and Social Justice in Ethnosocially Diverse Post-Stroke Aphasia Services

Researching vulnerable participants: The role of critical reflexivity in overcoming methodological challenges

Oppressions et barrières systémiques en relation d’aide pour les populations marginalisées

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