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Section 504 at 50: Interview Series

Leaders in the Disability Rights Movement

Section 504 at 50 is a special interview series created by the Southeast ADA Center, a project of the Burton Blatt Institute, in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. In this series, we speak with people who are leaders in the Disability Rights Movement, who advance the cause of equal rights through their tireless work.

Categories of Episodes

  1. Foundations of the disability rights movement
  2. Intersectional identities and disability
  3. The new voices of disability justice

For transcripts, resources, bios, and more information click on the episode title.

Part 1: Foundations of the disability rights movement

John Wodatch: 504 at 50 Conversation (Part 1)

John Wodatch: 504 at 50 Conversation (Part 2)

Tom Olin & Jim Ward: 504 at 50 Conversation

Judy Heumann: 504 at 50 Conversation

Lex Frieden: 504 at 50 Conversation

Andrew Imparato: 504 at 50 Conversation

Lois Curtis: 504 at 50 Conversation

Part 2: Intersectional identities and disability

Paul Grossman: 504 at 50 Conversation

Katherine Macfarlane: 504 at 50 Conversation

Kathy Martinez: 504 at 50 Conversation

Sanchin Pavithran: 504 at 50 Conversation

Mohammed Ali Loutfy: 504 at 50 Conversation

Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo: 504 at 50 Conversation

Emily Ladau: 504 at 50 Conversation

Part 3: The new voices of disability justice

Sandy Ho: 504 at 50 Conversation

Lydia X.Z. Brown: 504 at 50 Conversation

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