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100 1 $aEdelson, Miriam,$d1956-
245 10 $aBattle cries :$bjustice for kids with special needs /$cby Miriam Edelson.
260 $aToronto :$bSumach Press,$cc2005.
300 $a269 p. :$bports. ;$c23 cm.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aWhat This Book Is about and Who It Is for -- My Point of Departure -- Winning Improvements in Social Policy -- I. Mapping the Terrain -- Chapter 1. Meeting the Main Characters: A Collection of Snapshots -- Mary Ellen and Jeremy -- Sharon and Shannon -- Lillian and Oliver -- Mathieu, Aude Catherine and Vincent -- Colleen and Johnny -- Julien and Simon -- Cheryl and Enosh -- Dave and Lisa -- Chapter 2. Services and Supports -- Best-Case Scenario -- In the Hospital and Beyond -- Accessing Services -- How We Got Here -- How Existing Services Are Structured -- The Funding of Services -- Race, Class and Poverty -- Toward Getting What We Need -- Chapter 3. Margins and Resistance -- Marginalization -- Invisible Mothering Work -- Mothers' Unpaid Work as Carers -- The Good Mother -- Families in Society -- Chapter 4. Embracing the Social Model of Disability -- Tenets of the Disability Movement -- People First -- The Physician/Parent Relationship -- The Social Model of Disability and Inclusion -- The Ethic of Care -- Community Living: Strategic Concerns -- Social and Political Inclusion -- Chapter 5. Family Relationships, Faith and Community -- Siblings -- A Challenge to Aging Parents -- Faith and Community -- Toward Transformation -- Chapter 6. Respite Care and Citizen Engagement -- Choosing Respite -- Continuity of Care and the Home Care Business -- Restructuring and Accountability -- Respite Care: the Many Advantages -- What Is Needed -- Diverse Populations -- Fighting for Respite: Alliances and Possibilities -- II. Portraits -- The Power of Narrative -- Chapter 7. Mary Ellen and Jeremy -- Jeremy's Birth -- Life with Jeremy -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- Planning for Jeremy's Future -- Chapter 8. Sharon and Shannon -- Shannon's Birth -- Life with Shannon -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- Planning for Shannon's Future -- Chapter 9. Lillian and Oliver -- Oliver's Birth -- Life with Oliver -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- Planning for Oliver's Future -- Chapter 10. Mathieu, Aude Catherine and Vincent -- Aude Catherine's Birth -- Vincent's Birth -- Life with Aude Catherine and Vincent -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- Planning for Aude Catherine's and Vincent's Future -- Chapter 11. Colleen and Johnny -- Johnny's Birth -- Life with Johnny -- Services, Education and Advocacy -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Planning for Johnny's Future -- Chapter 12. Julien and Simon -- Simon's Birth -- Life with Simon -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- Planning for Simon's Future -- Chapter 13. Cheryl and Enosh -- Enosh's Birth -- Life with Enosh -- Services and Education -- Family Relationships -- Community -- Advocacy -- A Gentle Death -- A Legacy of Love -- Chapter 14. Sweden's Approach: A Humane Model of Care -- Lisa's Birth -- Life with Lisa -- Services and Education -- Access to Respite Care -- Family Relationships -- Planning for Lisa's Future -- Reflections: Drawing Some Conclusions -- Building Inclusion -- Integrating Segregation -- Shifting Attitudes -- Siblings -- Mothering and the Role of Community -- Assistance and Intrusion -- Doctors and Parents -- Community in the Climate of Scarcity -- Social Justice and Advocacy -- The Hub Model -- How to Get There from Here -- Some Tips about Advocacy: Finding Services and Getting Support.
520 $aIn Battle Cries, author Miriam Edelson lays out a clear and thorough map of the current services and supports available to disabled children and their families. She offers a strategy for achieving significant improvement to existing Canadian practices and thus a brighter, more hopeful future for our most vulnerable children.
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