SWIP-NYC invites you to a Sue Weinberg Lecture: Disability and Philosophy - a tribute to the work and influence of Anita Silvers (1940-2019) PANELISTS: Elizabeth Barnes (University of Virginia) Leslie Francis (University of Utah) Eva Kittay (Stony Brook University) Keisha Ray (UTHealth) LIVE EVENT via ZOOM: Friday, February 12, 2021 4-6 p.m. EST ZOOM LINK: bmcc-cuny.zoom.us/j/84326993553?pwd=bXRlMHFmRzZCR3ZiN2VkNldFcWxEQT09Meeting ID: 843 2699 3553 Passcode: 507803 ... See MoreSee Less
In this online conference, disabled philosophers present their cutting-edge research on disability and social change, and examine the relationship between philosophy of disability and the tradition an...
The answer to that question is not straightforward, as was made vivid in “Navigating: On Disability, Technology, and Experiencing the World,” a recent virtual event. It was the second in a series ...
The Hastings Center has opened (free) registration for their next event of the NEH Public Humanities grant project, The Art of Flourishing: Conversations on Disability and Technology. ... See MoreSee Less
How are people with disabilities using—or choosing not to use—technologies to promote their own flourishing? Which technologies, and under what circumstances, truly enhance a person’s ability to...
At its May 2020 meeting, the APA board of officers approved a proposal by the Disability Task Force, chaired by Adam Cureton, to create a permanent committee on disability. The new APA Committee on th...
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