Disabilities Then, Disabilities Now

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From adult cradles to curb cuts, join Public Historian Nicole Belolan, PhD for a look at the fascinating history of disability and accessibility during 18th & 19th century America and how all of us have benefited. ~~ASL Interpretation and~~ Large Print Access copies of the lecture will be provided to attendants. For event accessibility requests contact Michelle Yeager at myeager@chplnj.org or 856-667-0300 ext. 1223.

This program is supported by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities, as part of the NEH's "A More Perfect Union" initiative.

About the Presenter: Nicole Belolan, Phd is a Public Historian of the material culture of disability in early America regularly lecturing and leading workshops on disability history, material culture, and museum practice.

Belolan holds a PhD from the History of American Civilization program of History at the University of Delaware as well as a an M.A. from the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture.

Event Type(s): Adult

Age Group(s): Adults (18+)

Michelle Yeager

(856) 667-0300 ext. 1223

myeager@chplnj.org

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