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Today and in fact just a few minutes ago, Revell thoughtfully shares (and we thank you so much Professor Longmore). To join DC-2, where Colin is moderating, email: disabilityconvention-2-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
Here is link to the site for the Institute on Disability: http://bss.sfsu.edu/disability/dateline.html Peruse overall, and click the specifically provided link to see the History time-line (as just viewed here, it is 77 pages, variable across internet browsers).
Very interesting, Colin; viewed from here the span of years is 3500 B.C. through 2001 A.D.. How about spearheading contributions in the bringing up to date of this marvelous resource, and we note that the years 2002 through 2005 happen to cover (among other events and activities) The United Nations based International Disability Convention, toward Treaty (in process 2002-present, and continuing).
Professor Longmore's note is quite welcoming, and we of course would welcome his participation and those of his students, and we stand at their service.
Very best wishes, LDMF.
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Linda D. Misek-Falkoff, Ph.D., J.D..
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Linda D. Misek-Falkoff, Ph.D., J.D..
For Identification: The National DIsability Party, The International Disability Caucus, The Communications Coordination Committee for the United Nations (NGO) and The *Respectful Interfaces* Progreamme within in.
Today's Signature Line note: New: join www.yahoogroups.com/groups/portal-pwpi People with Pain International / and / HRPP Human Rights of People with Pain. Accredited to the AdHoc Committee Sessions and related activities.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin Revell" <colrevs@...>
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 12:31 PM
Subject: RE: [DisabilityConvention-2] FW: Disability History Dateline
> ...
> >From: "Colin Revell" <
> >Reply-To: DisabilityConvention-2@yahoogroups.com
> >To: DisabilityConvention-2@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [DisabilityConvention-2] FW: Disability History Dateline
> >Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 16:25:44 +0000
> >...
> >DISABILITY HISTORY DATELINE
> >The Disability History Dateline, an ongoing project of San Francisco State
> >
> >University's Institute on Disability, is now available online at
> >
> >http://bss.sfsu.edu/disability/dateline.html.
> >
> >
> >
> >The Dateline is designed to serve as a teaching and research tool. This
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> >ever-expanding chronology encompasses all aspects of the history of
> >
> >disability: major events, issues, and themes, prominent individuals and
> >
> >organizations, cultural expressions and images, laws and public policies,
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> >activist and advocacy efforts, and more. The entries cover all historical
> >
> >eras and every geographical region, as well as referring to both
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> >disability-specific and cross-disability historical occurrences. Although
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> >many of the current entries have a U. S. focus, the Dateline is and
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> >increasingly will become world historical in scope.
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> >
> >
> >All Dateline entries will eventually have bibliographical citations and/or
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> >Internet links to facilitate further reading and research.
> >
> >
> >
> >The Dateline is searchable using either the thematic codes listed below in
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> >the "Legend" or any name or term that appears in the Dateline. It is also
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> >searchable by year or years. A search will yield a printable or
> >
> >downloadable list of all entries linked to that particular thematic code or
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> >containing that name or term. We welcome suggestions for additional
> >
> >themes.
> >
> >
> >
> >We also welcome suggestions for additional entries. Please provide concise
> >
> >information and include a credible source or sources documenting that
> >
> >information. Please e-mail suggested entries to longmore@....
> >
> >
> >
> >Much of the current information contained in this Dateline is drawn from
> >
> >previously compiled chronologies. Please note the sources listed at the
> >end
> >
> >of the Dateline and in the citations. We commend those compilers for their
> >
> >considerable labors and acknowledge that we are building on their work.
> >
> >
> >
> >Paul K. Longmore
> >
> >Professor of History and
> >
> >Director, Institute on Disability
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> >San Francisco State University
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> >
> >Legend
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> >ACC Accessibility
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> >ACT Activism/Advocacy
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> >AFR Africa
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> >AMP Amputees
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> >ART Artists, Musicians, Performers, Writers,
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> > and Other Cultural Creators with Disabilities
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> >ASIA Asia and Pacific Islands
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> >BIO Bioethics
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> >BLI Blind
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> >CAN Canada
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> >CHAR Charity
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> >CRT Court Rulings
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> >CUL Cultural Representations
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> >DD Cognitive/Developmental Disabilities
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> >DF Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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> >EDU Education
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> >EMP Employment
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> >EPI Epilepsy
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> >EUG Eugenics
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> >EUR Europe
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> >EUTH Euthanasia
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> >HIV/AIDS
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> >IL Independent Living
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> >INST Institutions
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> >INT International
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> >LAM Latin America
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> >L&P Laws and Policies
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> >LD Learning Disabilities
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> >ME Middle East
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> >MED Medical Treatments
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> >ORG Organizations
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> >PHY Physical Disabilities
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> >PSY Psychiatric/Emotional Disabilities
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> >PUB Publications
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> >REH Rehabilitation/Vocational Rehabilitation
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> >REL Religion
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> >SPO Sports
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> >TECH Technology
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> >USA United States of America
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> >VET Veterans
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> >WOM Women
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> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Paul K. Longmore
> >
> >Professor
> >
> >Department of History
> >
> >San Francisco State University
> >
> >1600 Holloway Avenue
> >
> >San Francisco, CA 94132
> >
> >phone: 415-338-6498 or 415-338-3382
> >
> >fax: 415-338-7539 or 415-338-0952
> > ...
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