6 – 9 HOURS (BASED ON EXTENT OF OPTIONAL EXERCISES SELECTED TO REINFORCE LEARNING)
This module establishes disability as a basic human rights issue - assisting the trainee in exploring the definition of disability, principles of non-discrimination and equality, context of disability within legislation, and social policy leading to affirmative action.
Learning Objectives
At the completion of this seminar, participants will be able to:
- Understand the role of the ILO in supporting the development of equal employment opportunity for people with disabilities.
- Reflect on their personal beliefs and attitudes regarding the experience of disability as a human rights issue.
- Explain the principle of non-discrimination.
- Outline the potential location of disability within legislation.
- Define disability within a context of who is a beneficiary of legislation.
- Identify specific goals for targeting a definition of disability in statute.
- Outline basic human principles leading to equality.
- Explain the two-pronged approach to equal employment opportunity.
- Understand the potential role that gender potentially plays in intensifying discrimination.