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Document Type
Oral Presentation
Department
Women and Gender Studies
Faculty Mentor
Rose Cleary, PhD
Keywords
legal services, access, intersectionality
Abstract
In times of a crisis the intersectionality of sex, class, and ability creates a vulnerable population. Many available “resources'' are exhausted, due to high demand. Intersectionality signifies the impact of multiple intersecting identities in society as a direct correlation to the specific and unique barriers of marginalized groups. Resources are currently limited due to the lack of representative data. Although many studies have been conducted, many researchers have failed to capture the need of social services in rural areas.
Intersectionality and Accessibility to Social Services - Introduction
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Intersectionality and Accessibility to Social Services - transcript
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Intersectionality and Accessibility to Social Services
In times of a crisis the intersectionality of sex, class, and ability creates a vulnerable population. Many available “resources'' are exhausted, due to high demand. Intersectionality signifies the impact of multiple intersecting identities in society as a direct correlation to the specific and unique barriers of marginalized groups. Resources are currently limited due to the lack of representative data. Although many studies have been conducted, many researchers have failed to capture the need of social services in rural areas.
