Supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Foundation for the Blind began digitizing the largest collection of materials by and about Helen Keller. Archivist Helen Selsdon shares how the AFB has pioneered the most accessible archive currently available for educators and scholars. Continue Reading The Digital Helen Keller Archive: A Powerful Educational Tool
Category: ADA Turns 30
Body-Citizens: Finding Our Way Through Biography, Narration And Advocacy
Though she was seven years old when the ADA was born, the early experiences of disability disappeared from Margaret Boyle’s life. When disability returned twenty-four years later, it held different meanings for how she approached both her body and the world it lived in. Continue Reading Body-Citizens: Finding Our Way Through Biography, Narration And Advocacy