NYC Disability Rights Archive - General Survey
As a reflection of The College of Staten Island Archives and Special Collections commitment to documenting the Willowbrook story, the archives is using a New York State Documentary Heritage Planning Grant to look at the disability rights movement in New York City. The disability community is diverse, but civil rights and social inclusion are shared goals.

If you have materials that are relevant to this history, or if you would like to volunteer to assist with project, please give us some more information so we can get in touch.
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