Choices Program: Disability Histories Now - a new Emerging America guest blog post by Brown University PhD student and curriculum specialist, Max Chervin Bridge explains disability studies and disability history and introduces a variety of compelling and insightful articles and other resources in the Choices Program's new digital resource guide.
https://emergingamerica.org/blog/choices-program-disability-histories-now
Marvin Puryear's 2014 Slavery Memorial on the Front Green at Brown University - photo by Carol Highsmith
Art/Music English/Language Arts Library Science Social Studies/History Special Education Disability History Disability Culturally Relevant Pedagogy Curriculum Social Justice
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