Resources

We believe that access to knowledge gained from both data and research as well as first-hand experience, is crucial for each disabled girl and woman's journey to develop to their highest potential. With this in mind, we work to share the knowledge and information we gain through experience and research to help increase understanding for everyone.

Disabled Women in the Working World: Bias and Barriers that Hinder Workplace Advancement

A study by Disability EmpowHer Network that surveyed hiring professionals about their hiring practices, professional development and employee benefits, and disability representation within their organizations to gain perspective on the regular business practices that may hinder the career growth for women with disabilities.

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Disabled Girl's Guide to College

A resource to provide basic information for disabled women and girls in navigating the college experience from application to funding to finding support to knowing your rights.

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Liberty and Justice For All Means All: A Guide On Civic Engagement For Disabled Women & Girls

Written by SARTAC Fellow Kelsi Weaver, this guide empowers disabled women and girls to take the next step in getting involved, from voting to running for office!

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EmpowHer Camp Related Resources

Left Behind in the Flames: Uncovering Gaps in Fire Safety for Disabled Students in U.S. Schools

This study by Young Leader Ladania Harrison (EmpowHer Camp Class of 2024) aims to shed light on the evacuation experiences of disabled students during fire emergencies.

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Windman v. Hurricane: An education comic for disaster relief org

This fun comic by Young Leader Peyton (Ace) Douglas-Doran (EmpowHer Camp Class of 2023) shares best practices for disaster relief organizations on how to support and prepare for disabled and nonbinary people during emergencies.

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Examining the Erasure of Disabled Students from K-12 School Shooting Responses

This white paper by Young Leader Anja Herrman (EmpowHer Camp Class of 2022) examines how ill prepared school districts are to ensure the safety of students with disabilities during active shooter emergencies.

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EmpowHer Camp Best Practices

Advice from Young Leaders and mentors on navigating the ins and outs of mentorship, community impact projects, and a yearlong program like EmpowHer Camp.

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