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Socio/Economic Aspects of Disablement
- The Political Economy of Disablement: Advances and Contradictions - Marta Russell and Ravi Malhotra (off-site link)
- Disablement, Prison, and Historical Segregation - Marta Russell and Jean Stewart (off-site link)
- Persistent Inequalities - Marta Russell
- The Political Economy of Disablement - Marta Russell
- Backlash, the Political Economy, and Structural Exclusion - Marta Russell
- What's Behind the Government Push for Employment Rights? - Marta Russell
Travel
- On a Wing and a Prayer - Protecting Your Equipment - Candy B. Harrington
- Identify My Food, Please! - Candy B. Harrington
- When Pigs Fly - Candy B. Harrington
- Wheeling Around San Francisco - Candy B. Harrington
- Photos - Wheeling Around San Francisco - Candy B. Harrington
Universal Design
- Can Accessible/Universal Design Also Be Aesthetic? - Karen G. Stone
- Photographs Demonstrating Aesthetic Universal Design - Karen G. Stone
Court Access
- ADA Noncompliance in California Courts - Carin Memmer
Hosted Sites
- Califorina Disability Alliance (C D A)
An alliance of supporters of human rights. CDA gears up to oppose the reintroduction of Physician Assisted Suicide bill in California legislature. - San Francisco Bay Area Network On Disability (SF BAND)
Internet Communications ~ SF BAND provides information about ways of acquiring and effectively utilizing technology.
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