Join us for the first Spring DS brown bag presentation by Stephen Meyers! Friday, April 14, 12-1pm MGH 024 (the UW D Center) “The Politics of Care in

On December 2nd, Heather D. Evans successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation in the Department of Sociology! Heather has been a stalwart member of

Join us! Fridays Feb 3, Feb 17, March 3 @ 12pm, in MGH 024 (the D Center) We’re excited to announce this great line up of multi-disciplinary

Harlan Hahn Award Winners 2011 The Disability Studies Program is pleased to announce the following award winners: Monica Olsson, Erica Sekins, Anu

University of Washington Odegaard Library 220 Jan–Mar 2011 HIGHLIGHT: Mon. Feb. 28, 12-1pm, Smith 203E, brown bag with Jeff Brune (Gallaudet

We’ve added one more Disability Studies brownbag for spring quarter: Friday May 11 Terry Thompson Are Your Electronic Documents Accessible? 11-12:15

Fri, May 2, 12-1:20pm, SAV 408. Heather will talk about her Ph.D. research on acquired invisible disability, identity, and the law. Heather Evans, Ph

3:00 - 5:00pm (Free Admission!) Odegaard Library 220, University of Washington "Invitation to Dance" Join us for a *free* screening of the film

Sociology Department lecture by Gallaudet University history professor Jeff Brune and UW PhD candidate Heather Evans Title: Fear of Fakery: Disability

Mark your calendars for THREE Disability Studies brown bag talks in Spring 2015, featuring recipients of Harlan Hahn DS grants! The DS year-end

@12pm, Anne Ordway on WA long-term care services policy, @12:30pm, Carrie Basas on Seattle education policy. Location: MGH 024 (the D Center) Date

Party 4:30pm! Zine workshop 7pm! Please direct questions to dcenter@uw.edu D Center 4th Anniversary Party! Thursday, April 7, 2016 4:30-6 PM Mary

Congratulations to the recently announced receipients of the "Mary Gates Student Awards" for 2012. Several students, Taylor Boren, Chris McRae (UWB)

The Disability Studies Program is pleased to announce that there will be funds from the Harla Hahn endowment available to University of Washington

Please join us for two brownbag discussions this Fall quarter: 1. “Wellness for Few: What the Disability Rights Perspective Offers About the