Social Work 576 Contexts of Disability and Anti-Ableist Practice, Instructor: Clara Berridge​ Winter 2019, Fridays, 11:30am - 2:20pm Course summary

Instructor: Joanne Woiak. Title: Redesigning Humanity: Science Fiction & the Future of the Body. Fall 2018, DIS ST/CHID/LSJ 332 B, Disability &

Dennis Lang, our friend, colleague, mentor, and the heart of the University of Washington Disability Studies Program died on Saturday, June 23 in

Course(s): Topics in Disability Studies (DIS ST/LSJ/CHID 430): Topic TBD Date available: Winter and/or Spring Quarter 2019 Application deadline:June

Announcing the Harlan Hahn Endowment Fund Grants in Disability Studies, and Dennis Lang Student Awards for 2018: Harlan Hahn Endowment Fund recipients

You are cordially invited to our DS Year-End Celebration, happening on Friday, June 1, 1:00-2:30pm, in Odegaard 220. We will hold a brief ceremony

Presenter: Annuska Zolyomi, PhD iSchool. "Researching Expressions of Autistic Identity through Teamwork and Technology." May 25, 12-1pm, MGH 024 Date

Join us! Presenter: John Porter, Human Centered Design & Engineering Date/Time: Friday, May 11, 2018, 12-1pm Location: D Center (MGH 024) Disability

Assistive Technology and Human Rights in the Global Context Presenter: Mark Harniss, Clinical Associate Professor in Rehabilitation Medicine Date/Time

INCLUSION THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP The recent reauthorization of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, and the subsequent advancement of

Please join us for our second DS Brown Bag talk of Spring, 2018! Ann Luetzow, Disability Cultural Centers in Higher Education: Exploring Critical

Many of these presenters are recipients of 2017 Harlan Hahn Research Grants. All talks take place in MGH 024, on Fridays, 12pm-1pm. The DS Program

"Multidisciplinary Technology Curriculum Design for Infusing DS Content into Science and Engineering Communities," March 30, 12pm, MGH 024 Presenter

Click here for more information! The Disability Studies Program is pleased to announce that the Harlan Hahn Fund call for proposals is now open for

"US Nationalism and the Threat of the 'Improperly' Developed: The Cultural Politics of Developmental Disabilities and Global Development." Friday