And here is the Chapter on Dignity and Risk from the Principles of Normalization, Wolfensberger.

Hope all this is useful.

Thomas

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Subject: Origins 'Dignity of Risk'

My question relates to source. I can remember the notion of 'dignity of risk' being used in the early 1980's and assume that this idea is derived from Wolfensberger or Derksen. Is anyone is able to clarify this? I am also looking for a good academic summary of the concept. Has the concept been engaged with beyond disability?

Thanks

Fiona Kumari Campbell

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