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Corbett O’Toole on Enduring Activism: “Dancing for the Win”
I met Corbett O’Toole at TASH in Chicago. We hung out – we talked – she is fabulous – we quickly became friends. Corbett invited me to attend her talk to the University of Illinois at Chicago Disabilities Studies Doctoral … Continue reading
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Tagged 504 sit in, advocates, Alyssa, CIL, Corbett O'Toole, dancing for the win, disability, discouraged, Happy, Ibby Anderson Grace, joy, Mothers and Daughters, oral historian, Pharrell William’s, social justice, storytelling, TASH, UIC, University of Illinois at Chicago Disabilities Studies
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Thirty Days of Autism 