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Western Pennsylvania Disability History and Action Consortium

Western Pennsylvania Disability History and Action Consortium

Honoring the historic struggle of Western Pennsylvanians with disabilities to attain human and civil rights.

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Recording of “Life Beyond Institutions” event

11/18/2020

Listen to the recording of “Life Beyond Institutions” event, presented in conjunction with Disability Pride Pennsylvania, 7-22-20  … [Read more...] about Recording of “Life Beyond Institutions” event

The Western Pennsylvania Disability History & Action Consortium launches Voices of Change Video Series

10/05/2020

Contact: Chris Ann Hays chris@radiantintegrated.com 412.389.1385 The Western Pennsylvania Disability History & Action Consortium launches Voices of Change Video Series Series to highlight … [Read more...] about The Western Pennsylvania Disability History & Action Consortium launches Voices of Change Video Series

Thomas Gilhool, Disability Rights Lawyer, Obituary

09/24/2020

The Consortium remembers the life and work of noted disability rights lawyer Thomas K. Gilhool, born in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, and who passed away August 22, 2020, in Boston. Mr. Gilhool’s career … [Read more...] about Thomas Gilhool, Disability Rights Lawyer, Obituary

October 8 Virtual Event – History & Future of Accessible Transportation

09/24/2020

Thursday, October 8, 2020, 6:00 - 7:30 pm From Exclusion to Autonomy: The History and Future of Accessible Transportation in Western Pennsylvania Register online for this … [Read more...] about October 8 Virtual Event – History & Future of Accessible Transportation

Transcript from “We Count” Voting Event 10.10.19

10/29/2019

ROUGH EDITED COPY "WE COUNT": PENNSYLVANIANS WITH DISABILITIES AND THE RIGHT TO VOTE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DISABILITY HISTORY AND ACTION CONSORTIUM HEINZ HISTORY CENTER, MUELLER … [Read more...] about Transcript from “We Count” Voting Event 10.10.19

Register Now for October 10th Event at Heinz History Center

09/12/2019

Please share. All are welcome. Free event. The Western Pennsylvania Disability History and Action Consortium, in collaboration with the Senator John Heinz History Center, will host a symposium “We … [Read more...] about Register Now for October 10th Event at Heinz History Center

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