For the last four years, NCPH has worked with the National Park Service (NPS) to foster the creation of an introduction to place-based disability history. The forthcoming “Disability in Place,” comprised of 26 essays by 31 authors, will be the first accessibly-written anthology of original, peer-reviewed essays to address historical intersections of disability and place. Join the authors, editor, and members of the project team to discuss the anthology they made, the process of making it, and why it matters for the current moment.

Presenters include:
Nicole Belolan, Nicole Belolan Consulting
Kathleen M. Brian, Western Washington University (Editor)
Gail Dubrow
Caroline Lieffers, MacEwan University
Perri Meldon
Petra Kuppers
Sarah K. Pawlicki
Michael Rembis
Sarah F. Rose
Bess Williamson
Hannah Zaves-Greene