Intersecting Identities, Power, Privilege, and Implications for VR - A Social Justice Approach

Course Description:

This session delves into the complexities of intersecting identities, power dynamics, and privilege within the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) process. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how these factors influence client experiences and learn strategies to address systemic and structural oppression. By centering the experiences of clients with intersecting identities, VR professionals can provide more equitable and effective services.

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Learning Objectives:

By the end of this session, participants will:

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of key language related to identity, including the distinction between intersectionality and intersecting identities.
• Develop an increased awareness of how the dominant culture can overlook and/or perpetuate the marginalization of identities, leading to systemic and/or structural oppression.
• Recognize how power and privilege manifest in the VR process, particularly for clients with intersecting identities.
• Learn strategies to center the experiences of VR clients with intersecting identities within the VR process.

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Who Should Take This Course:

• VR professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of social justice principles.
• Individuals interested in addressing systemic oppression within vocational rehabilitation settings.

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Enroll Now:

Advance your understanding of intersecting identities, power, and privilege in VR. Enroll in the Intersecting Identities, Power, Privilege, and Implications for VR course today and gain valuable insights to improve client outcomes.

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Certificate / CRC Credit:

Details on certificate or CRC credit availability to be provided upon completion of the course and any associated requirements.