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Tag: History of Science

The Barrier-Free Meeting that Helped Build a Movement

Jessica Martucci on July 29, 2020August 11, 2020

Jessica Martucci narrates how a group of disabled scientists and advocates working for the AAAS put science at the heart of the disability rights movement. Continue Reading The Barrier-Free Meeting that Helped Build a Movement

Healing Waters: Hydrotherapy and Disability After WWI

Jessica Brabble on June 29, 2020June 29, 2020

After World War I ended, hydrotherapy became a popular means for rehabilitating newly disabled soldiers. Continue Reading Healing Waters: Hydrotherapy and Disability After WWI

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