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Articles by Sharon Correll Kerr
Unsettling allyship: the promise of BlakAbility for First Nations people with disability in Australia and beyond
Abstract Australia’s colonial history has silenced First Nations’ views of disability as a natural part of human diversity. Western systems pathologised indigeneity and disability, creating harmful deficit narratives and worsening inequality. Today, First Nations people are significantly more likely to experience disability or disabling chronic health conditions.
One step from inclusion
This is an exploration of the profound impact that inaccessible architecture can have on ordinary lives, spanning over four decades. It is a tribute to my late husband, David Kerr, who departed this world on 14 August 2023, after dedicating his life to advocating for accessibility for individuals with disabilities. David was an extraordinary individual, possessing a brilliant mind, a keen sense of humour, and an unparalleled understanding of world affairs and history.
Social Sciences | Free Full-Text | The Role of Trust, Respect, and Relationships in Maintaining Lived Experience and Indigenous Authority in Co-Designed Research with People Living with Disability
1. Introduction This study, undertaken in the Australian Higher Education sector, produced a blueprint for the co-design of research by non-Indigenous researchers with Indigenous people living with disability. It evolved out of the organic leadership of Indigenous supervision in this research and the desire of the lead researcher (i.e., the PhD candidate—herein referred to as the researcher) to acknowledge the authority of Indigenous advisors living with disability.
Historical marker honors Shankleville founder Stephen McBride
Texas history buffs and the descendants of the Shankleville community will gather at the Shankleville Community Cemetery Jan. 18 at 3 p.m. to dedicate a historical marker in honor of founder Stephen Alexander McBride, co-founder of the community. Shankleville is named after Jim and Winnie Shankle. Winnie was a slave in Mississippi when she and her three children were separated from Jim, sold and brought to Texas.
Sharon (Sherry) Correll Kerr - The Newport Plain Talk: Obituaries
Posted: Thursday, June 23, 2016 8:04 am Sharon (Sherry) Correll Kerr Sharon (Sherry) Correll Kerr, age 67, of Dandridge, passed away Monday, June 20, 2016, at her home. Mrs. Kerr was preceded in death by her parents Jim and Agnes Correll of Newport. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Login Or, use your linked account: Choose an online service. Current print subscribers Need an account? Create one now.
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