No. 49 (2023)

Published: 2023-09-15

Editorial

Editor's Note

Agnieszka Woynarowska

7-8
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Artykuły

War against the weak ones versus escape from helplessness. Action research

Maciej Jabłoński

9-23
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Pop inclusion – images of a diverse and inclusive society in the latest tv series available on streaming platforms

Marcin Wlazło

24-37
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Rights of Persons with Disabilities in the Constitutions of Poland of the 20th Century

Marek Klimek

38-51
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Inclusive education in the course of democratic transitions in the Republic of South Africa

Anna Czyż, Monika Sobczak, Ewelina Niemczyk, Johannes Petrus Rossouw

52-68
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Education, diversity and activism through the voices of mothers of students with disabilities

Jolanta Rzeźnicka-Krupa , Sabina Pawlik

69-90
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Intolerance of uncertainty and behavioral problems of individuals with ASD – a mothers' perspective

Aneta Lew-Koralewicz

91-106
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A parent lost in the system – about the life of a parent of a child with a disability in the perspective of an autoethnographic study

Joanna Doroszuk, Beata Janicka

107-124
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The experiences of fathers of adults with profound intellectual disabilities. A qualitative study

Diana Aksamit, Barbara Marcinkowska, Jennifer Kurth

125-141
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Difficult situations experienced by parents of children mechanically ventilated at home – introduction to the issue

Agnieszka Kamyk-Wawryszuk

142-156
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Stress coping strategies of mothers who have a young child with visual impairment

Izabella Kucharczyk

157-170
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The Level of Stress and Coping Stress Strategies of Polish Students with Hearing Impairment

Anna Czyż

171-187
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Digitally proficient senior. About the use of modern technologies by seniors with disabilities from the perspective of qualitative research

Grażyna Penkowska, Weronika Wójcik

188-203
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Activities of the Disability Sports Club “START” in Szczecin as a non-governmental organization promoting sport for adults with disabilities

Aleksandra Prus

204-218
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Sport (in) accessible to everyone – blind football in theory and in practice based on players’ with visual disability experiences

Małgorzata Bilewicz

219-231
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