Depoy, Elizabeth, Ph.D.
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About the Author
Depoy, Elizabeth, Ph.D., is a scholar and author whose work examines disability through the interconnected lenses of professional practice, social structures, and meaningful social change. Her writing encourages readers to question inherited assumptions, reconsider how disability is understood, and develop more responsive approaches across social work and related fields. With a focus on principles that can inform both professional and community life, she contributes thoughtful perspectives to conversations about inclusion, ethics, and equity. Her work is especially valuable for students, practitioners, educators, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of disability and its place in contemporary society.
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