Author: Hezzy Smith

His biography of Dr. Walter E. Fernald tells a tale of innovation, discrimination, and recantation that resonates today.
The final event in UNITAR’s yearlong roundtable series ‘Mainstreaming Knowledge on Ageing’
Massachusetts Special Commission on State Institutions demands apology from Governor, among other critical reforms
Ensuring climate and crisis response that works for all
UN Human Rights Council sets the stage for expanding the international human rights legal framework
In recognition of her decades-long advocacy and leadership on behalf of persons with intellectual disabilities
Building disability rights bridges across institutional silos to strengthen the global sustaining peace agenda
How to advance disability-inclusive climate practices, from classroom engagement to inclusive policy
Professors Michael Stein and Janet Lord discuss opportunities for the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to address critical gaps
Safeguarding persons with disabilities’ right to full and effective political participation
HPOD’s annual community gathering to connect and preview opportunities to advance disability rights
How HPOD is working to create opportunities for Harvard University students to learn from persons with intellectual disabilities
The Dole-Harkin Award recognizes Professor Stein’s unique contributions to international disability rights
UNITAR’s fourth 2023 Mainstreaming Knowledge on Ageing roundtable event
Call to action ahead of the 28th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
HPOD’s annual community gathering to connect and preview opportunities to advance disability rights
Projects will tackle intersections with race, criminal law, institutionalization, health care, and global peace and security
Boston Center for Independent Living’s Annual Honor for Excellence in Advocacy and Service
Person with disability-led body will reckon with Massachusetts’ legacy of institutionalization
on “25 Million Sparks: The Untold Story of Refugee Entrepreneurs”
Why self-advocates need to lead supported decision-making efforts in Massachusetts and beyond
What self-advocates have to say about research on COVID-19 and persons with intellectual disabilities

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