Seeing the Layers: A Practical Guide to Deaf-Inclusive Intersectionality: Frameworks and Tools for Inclusive Education, Justice, and NGO Programs

By Dzeani Phinehas

Seeing the Layers: A Practical Guide to Deaf-Inclusive Intersectionality
Frameworks and Tools for Inclusive Education, Justice, and NGO Programs

Most "inclusion" work still treats Deaf people as one uniform group-and that's exactly where the most vulnerable get missed. This revised edition equips NGO staff, educators, and justice practitioners with a clear framework and ready-to-use tools to identify and address layered exclusion within Deaf communities.

Inside, you'll find expanded intersectionality guidance, updated vulnerability-mapping matrices, and refined facilitation tools for team training. Whether you work in education, justice, or community development, Seeing the Layers helps you turn good intentions into measurable, rights-based action.

Perfect for:

NGO program officers and case workersSchool leaders and inclusion coordinatorsJustice professionals and interpretersDisability-inclusion consultants and trainers

Written by Dzeani Phinehas, a sign language interpreter and inclusion specialist, this book transforms how institutions understand and serve Deaf people-not as one group, but as many communities with distinct needs and rights.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1911816039
• ISBN13: 9781911816034
• Release Date: October 2026
• Publisher: Beautifuld House
• Length: 124 Pages
• Weight: 0.33 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"