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Disability Ethics from a Catholic Perspective

Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words)

Mary Jo Iozzio's book Disability Ethics and Preferential Justice: A Catholic Perspective (Georgetown University Press 2023) is the mature work of a long-time scholar of theo-ethical reflection on disability. In it, Iozzio develops a theological lens for uncovering ableist assumptions and practices in both religious and secular contexts, while also drawing on Catholic social teaching to articulate strategies for deliberate action in the church and society at large. This panel serves to celebrate Iozzio's work and critically engage it from the perspectives of liberation theology, disability theology, and Catholic moral theology. Iozzio will be present to engage the other panelists and the audience in conversation.

Timeslot

Saturday, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Audiovisual Requirements

Resources

LCD Projector and Screen
Play Audio from Laptop Computer
Podium microphone

Other

For accessibility purposes, a handheld microphone in addition to the podium microphone would be welcome. This way all panelists can be conveniently and consistently heard during the conversation portion of the panel.
Accessibility Requirements

Resources

Wheelchair accessible
Program Unit Options

Session Length

2 Hours
Schedule Info

Saturday, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Session Identifier

A23-219