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Guided Concept Map #11 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Structural ableism may harm disabled people who live at the intersection of multiple systems of oppression, such as those organized around race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender, sexual orientation, religious affiliation and religiosity, body shape and size, age, migrant status, nationality, and/or geographic location
- - - - Ableist beliefs are rooted in perspectives that characterize disability as “abnormal” or as an individual problem requiring treatment or cure
      - Sanism is an irrational prejudice against people with mental illness
- - - - physicians and researchers contribute to the development of health policies and are often selected for decision-making roles within health systems
      - disabled people are largely prohibited from participating in clinical research due to the inaccessibility of study designs and unjustified eligibility criteria that restrict their engagement
        
        exclusions may lead to misrepresentations about the needs of disabled people and contribute to the erasure of disability in health policy and resource allocation
      - Many disabled peope have been forced to live in congregate care settings due to historical and contemporary disinvestment in community-based services (resulting from institutionalization) where they were largely unprotected during the COVID-19 pandemic and died at high rates