conversations people also spoke of the way feeling dislocated from relationships within which they could experience a sense of being productive members of their community also limited their ability to challenge the more material (quantifiable) marginalisations perceived as acting as a barrier to transcending “this place now.” Figure 2 Responding to poverty as a new lens for transforming vocational support In the following section, we explore people’s sense of marginalization before considering how those impressions were shaped by existing disability support practice before suggesting what this might mean for changing support in ways that respond to the four experiential poverties informants described.
conversations people also spoke of the way feeling dislocated from relationships within which they could experience a sense of being productive members of their community also limited their ability to challenge the more material (quantifiable) marginalisations perceived as acting as a barrier to transcending “this place now.” Figure 2 Responding to poverty as a new lens for transforming vocational support In the following section, we explore people’s sense of marginalization before considering how those impressions were shaped by existing disability support practice before suggesting what this might mean for changing support in ways that respond to the four experiential poverties informants described.