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PIRL stands for Partnership for Inclusive Research and Learning. This project brings together a network of researchers and practitioners including students and community members who are passionate about Disability Inclusive Development (DID) research. This podcast is grounded in scholarly work and personal experiences presented in ways that are accessible and informative. The podcasts will be focused on sharing research findings in PIRL, what we have learned, and how we learn together, and can include one-on-one conversations, panel discussions, and storytelling by members of the PIRL Network and beyond. Alt text of Podcast Artwork: A drawing of 4 hands in four different skin tones against a dark purple background. Each hand is grabbing one other wrist. The text "Inclusive Research" is written in white and cursive above the drawing and the text "With PIRL" is written in white and cursive below the drawing.

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Intersectionality in Disability Inclusive Development Research (Part 2)

July 21, 2022 • The PIRL Project

Join us for PART TWO of this episode on intersectionality in Disability Inclusive research. In this three-part episode, we talk about the origins of the term intersectionality, what it can look like to take or integrate an intersectional lens in Disability Inclusive Development and ways in which researchers can apply intersectionality in their work.

Come listen in as researchers and disability rights advocates Tammy Yates Rajaduri, Bonnie Brayton and Deborah Steinstra, talk about their extensive experiences and knowledge on the topic. Be sure to listen to Parts 1 and 3.

For the full transcript and other resources, please check out the podcast website: https://inclusiveresearchwithpirl.buzzsprout.com/

Where to find us :

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6j7iKcXmpY&ab_channel=PIRLProject

Website: https://oticlab.utoronto.ca/research-projects/pirl/about-the-pirl-project/

Email: PIRL@utoronto.ca