- Ableism: Discrimination or prejudice against people with disabilities.
- Saneism: Discrimination or prejudice against people who are perceived to have mental health conditions
- Madness: A term historically used to describe severe mental illness that is outdated and stigmatizing
- Neurotypical: Describes individuals whose neurological development and functioning are typical or consistent with societal norms
- Neurodiverse: Refers to the diversity of human brains and minds, acknowledging that neurological differences (like autism, ADHD, etc.) are natural variations.
- Intersectionality: A framework for understanding how various forms of inequality (such as race, gender, class) intersect and create unique dynamics and effects.
- SAS: Student Accessibility Services, which provides academic accommodations and support for students with disabilities.
- EDI: Stands for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, which are principles aimed at ensuring fair treatment, representation, and opportunities for all.
