The Society of Disability Studies will hold its 2010 Annual Conference at the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University. Welcoming scholars from around the world, this year's conference theme is: Disability in the Geo-Political Imagination.
Learn more about the 2010 Society of Disability Studies Annual Conference.
Our new address is:
Institute on Disabilities at Temple University
1755 N 13th Street
Student Center, Room 411S
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Our other contact information—telephone number, email address, fax number, etc.—has not changed.
Unique theatre company holds workshop after successful performance at the Philadelphia Live Arts/Fringe Festival.
During an emergency, communication is vital. For that reason, the Institute on Disabilities has developed, and offers for download, a series "communication aids" for use in emergency situations.
Download the communication aids : http://disabilities.temple.edu/aacvocabulary/e4all.shtml
Read Executive Director David Mitchell's perspective on the passing of Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
A comprehensive list of resources including articles and journals. After your visit, take our survey!
Highlights from our list of publications
Choose from:
"Disability Takes on the Arts"
"Self Preservation—The Art of Riva Lehrer"
"Vital Signs: Crip Culture Talks Back"
"A World Without Bodies"
http://disabilities.temple.edu/publications/
Self-Determination: In Search of Everyday Life. This video introduces four remarkable people, Giff, Carolyn, Cindy, and Richard, who have found real independence through self-determination. (VHS) Was $29 NOW $10
http://disabilities.temple.edu/publications/
Emergency Communication Aids for people with significant communication disabilities or for people who do not speak English. Designed for use in emergency shelters and by first responders, these communication aids are invaluable in times of emergency or disaster. For more information or to order Emergency Aids.