Pennhurst and the struggle for disability rights /
A comprehensive study of the history of the Pennhurst State School and Hospital (1908-87), a state-operated institution in Pennsylvania for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Explores Pennhurst's enduring impact on the disability civil rights movement in Ameri...
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University Park :
Pennsylvania State University Press,
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- The idea of Pennhurst : eugenics and the abandonment of hope / Dennis B. Downey
- Living in a world apart / J. Gregory Pirmann
- The veil of secrecy : a legacy of exploitation and abuse / James W. Conroy and Dennis B. Downey
- Suffer the little children : an oral remembrance / Bill Baldini
- The rise of family and organizational advocacy / Janet Albert-Herman and Elizabeth Coppola
- From PARC to Pennhurst : the legal argument for equality / Judith A. Gran
- The rise of self-advocacy : a personal remembrance / Mark Friedman and Nancy K. Nowell
- The Pennhurst longitudinal study and public policy : how we learned that people were better off / James W. Conroy
- Touring the ecology of the abandoned / Heath Hofmeister and Chris Peecho Cadwalader
- Preservation : a case study of collective conscience / Nathaniel Guest
- The final indignity and the dawning of hope / Emily Smith Beitiks.