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Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, March 2023
Welcome to the March 2023 issue of the CDS Quarterly eNewsletter. Join us in celebrating Disability Awareness Month with special highlights in this issue that include: Featured Artist Alexandra McClurg, Release of Council for Exceptional Children-TV Film, Highlighting of CDS at #PacRim2023, Announcing RDS Winter News, Celebrating the Legacy of Judy Heumann, Recapping Hawaiʻi State Day at the Capitol, and much more.Special issue of the March 2023 eNewsletter highlights include: Featured Artist Leonard Mariano; Dec 15th Partner Seminar: Deaf in Government; Early Bird Registration #PacRim2023; Spring 2023 Disability Studies Courses; Hōkūlani Insider eNewsletter: Featured Artist Alexandra McClurg, Release of Council for Exceptional Children-TV Film, Highlighting of CDS at #PacRim2023, Announcing RDS Winter News, Celebrating the Legacy of Judy Heumann, Recapping Hawaiʻi State Day at the Capitol, and much more
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, Decem ber 2022
Welcome to the December 2022 issue of the CDS Quarterly eNewsletter. Special highlights in this issue include: Make Art, Change Lives Featured Artist Leonard Mariano; Center on Disability Studies Dec 15th Partner Seminar: Deaf in Government; Pacific Rim Conference Early Bird Registration #PacRim2023; University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Spring 2023 Disability Studies Courses; Hōkūlani Insider eNewsletter: Winter Release.Special eNewsletter highlights include: Featured Artist Leonard Mariano; Dec 15th Partner Seminar: Deaf in Government; Early Bird Registration #PacRim2023; Spring 2023 Disability Studies Courses; Hōkūlani Insider eNewsletter: Winter Release
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, January 2022
Happy New Year and welcome to the January issue of the CDS eNewsletter. Despite the on-going pandemic, we hope to share our continued efforts at our Center to move forward towards improving the outcomes of individuals with disabilities and other underrepresented groups. Specifically, we are excited to announce our keynote speakers for our virtual Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity on February 28, 2022 to March 1, 2022. Registration is now on-going. We hope to see you at the conference. Other highlights from this January issue include: Robert Webb, Make Art, Change Lives Artist; Jan 2oth Seminar, Once a LEND Always a LEND; Dr. Önder İşlek, Spring 2022 Visiting Scholar; Review of Disability Studies Journal Special Issues; Project Hōkūlani, student video winners
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, May 2022
Aloha! Welcome to the May 2022 issue of the CDS eNewsletter. Special highlights in this issue include: Artist Alexandra McClurg, Make Art, Change Lives. Disability Studies Courses: Summer 2022. Editorial Team and Distinguished Fellows Introductions, RDS Journal. Save the Date: #PacRim2023, Pacific Rim Conference
STEM Spring Camp, Ka Pilina Noeʻau II. Recruiting Student Scholars, Project Hōkūlani. SPARK Aloha Opportunities: Cohort and Scholarship Recruitment, H-PEP
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, December 2023
As the year draws to a close and the holiday season is upon us, I want to extend my gratitude to our partners, collaborators, participants, students, and stakeholders on behalf of CDS. We genuinely appreciate the collective efforts that continually contribute to the success of our projects and initiatives. Looking ahead, we're gearing up for our Pac Rim Conference in February 2024, centered around the theme "Beyond Access: Building a Culture of Belonging," a concept we're deeply passionate about. This ethos guides our efforts within our unit and throughout our projects. Additionally, I encourage you to read about Dr. Steve Brown and his impactful legacy on CDS, within the AUCD network, and on Disability Culture. We celebrate his life and honor his memory
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, September 2022
Welcome to the September 2022 issue of the CDS eNewsletter. Special highlights in this issue include:
Featured Artist Lynnell Mateaki
RDS Seeks Manuscript Review Board Members
Exhibitor Release #PacRim2023
Introducing Deaf in Government Partnership #PacRim2023
Call for Presentation Proposals #PacRim2023
Legislative Forum Dates | Hawaiʻi DD Council
Hawaiʻi's Path to Employment First Seminar Recording Now Available
2022-2023 CDS Community Advisory Council Introduction
Website Launch Project Hoʻokuʻi V: Kūlia i ka Nuʻu
Fall Announcements with Project Hōkūlani eNewsletterSpecial eNewsletter highlights include: Featured Artist Lynnell Mateaki; RDS Seeks Disability Studies Call for Reviewers; Pac Rim Exhibitor Invitation; Pac Rim Call for Proposals; Hawaiʻi State Council on Developmental Disabilities Legislative Forums; Presentation Hawaiʻi's Path to Employment First with Patrick Gartside available; Introducing 2022-2023 Community Advisory Council; Project Hoʻokuʻi V: Kūlia i ka Nuʻu Website Launch; and Project Hōkūlani 2022 Summer eNewsletter Release, Hōkūlani Insider
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, June 2023
Welcome to our summer newsletter. In this issue we highlight many events and happenings sponsored by CDS during June and July that you don’t want to miss out on.
Disability Pride Month is also celebrated each year in July. Disability Pride initially started as a day of celebration in 1990, the year that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. It is also an opportunity to raise awareness about improving access and inclusion. The first official Disability Pride celebration occurred in 2015 to commemorate the ADA’s 25th anniversary and the Disability Pride Flag was originally designed in 2019 by Ann Magill, who with feedback within the disabled community, refined its visual elements in 2021 to be more accessible. You can read more about how the disability pride flag helps increase the community’s visibility at https://go.hawaii.edu/qEX
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, August 2022
Special eNewsletter highlights include: Featured Artist Eugene Perriera; RDS Seeks Disability Studies News; Employment First Seminar Aug 11; Project Hōkūlani Celebrates Scholar Success!!; Resource: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Hub; Resource: Digital Accessibility in Education Videos.CENTER ON DISABILITY STUDIES NEWSLETTER | AUGUST 2022. Promoting Diverse Abilities Across the Lifespan. Welcome to the August 2022 issue of the CDS eNewsletter. . Special eNewsletter highlights include: Featured Artist Eugene Perriera; RDS Seeks Disability Studies News; Employment First Seminar Aug 11; Project Hōkūlani Celebrates Scholar Success!!; Resource: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Hub; Resource: Digital Accessibility in Education Videos
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, July 2021
Welcome to the July issue of the CDS enewsletter. We’re delighted to share with you some of the many research, dissemination, and other ongoing activities of the center. This month highlights some of our international collaborations and partnerships, upcoming disability studies courses, and the latest issue of the Review of Disability Studies. Also, be sure to check out the upcoming calendar of calls for proposals, conferences, funding opportunities, trainings and much more
Center on Disability Studies eNewsletter, July 2022
Special eNewsletter highlights include: * Featured Artist Eben Hooey; * Spotlighting CDS and projects' socials; * Disability and China Call for Papers RDS Journal; * #PacRim2023 theme, topic nomination and sponsors; * SPIN Recorded Seminar overview; * Manga Portrayals of Deaf... Recorded Seminar overview; * Project Hōkūlani in the news!!CENTER ON DISABILITY STUDIES NEWSLETTER | JULY 2022.
Promoting Diverse Abilities Across the Lifespan.
Happy Disability Pride Month!! And welcome to the July 2022 issue of the CDS eNewsletter. Special highlights in this issue include:
* Featured Artist Eben Hooey;
* Spotlighting CDS and projects' socials;
* Disability and China Call for Papers RDS Journal;
* #PacRim2023 theme, topic nomination and sponsors;
* SPIN Recorded Seminar overview;
* Manga Portrayals of Deaf... Recorded Seminar overview;
* Project Hōkūlani in the news!