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Artifact Title	Date	Format	Image	Collection
1. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, October 30, 1816	October 30, 1816	Correspondence		Document
2. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 4, 1816	November 4, 1816	Correspondence		Document
3. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 6, 1816	November 6, 1816	Correspondence		Document
4. Mason Cogswell To Mary Cogswell, November 10, 1816	November 10, 1816	Correspondence		Document
5. Laurent Clerc To Mason Cogswell, January 14, 1817	January 14, 1817	Correspondence		Document
6. Report Of The Committee On The Subject Of Pauperism And A House Of Industry In The Town Of Boston	1821	Government Document		Document
7. Samuel Akerly To Mason Cogswell And Response, August 21, 1821	August 21, 1821	Correspondence		Document
8. Address Of The The Trustees Of The New England Institution For The Education Of The Blind To The Public	1833	Annual Report		Document
9. Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The New-England Institution For The Education Of The Blind, 1833	1833	Annual Report		Document
10. Dorothea Dix	circa 1840	Photograph		Visual Still
11. Memorial To The Legislature of Massachusetts	1843	Government Document		Document
12. Dix Memorial Questioned	February 22, 1843	Article		Document
13. Charles Sumner Supports Dix	February 25, 1843	Newspaper		Document
14. Seventh Annual Report Of The Board Of Education; Together With The Seventh Annual Report Of The Secretary Of The Board	1844	Annual Report		Document
15. Review Of Horace Mann's Seventh Annual Report	October 1844	Article		Document
16. "Instruction Of Idiots"	1849	Article		Document
17. Response To Dix's Request For Federal Support Of Indigent Insane	January 1849	Article		Document
18. State Alms House, Bridgewater, Massachusetts	circa 1850	Lithograph		Visual Still
19. Alms House, Buildings, Blackwell's Island, New York	1850	Lithograph		Visual Still
20. Report Of A General Plan For The Promotion Of Public And Personal Health	1850	Government Document		Document
21. Dix Memorial Presented To Congress	June 25, 1850	Government Document		Document
22. Memorial Of Miss D. L. Dix To the Senate And House Of Representatives Of The United States	August 8, 1850	Government Document		Document
23. Astounding Disclosures! Three Years In A Mad House	1851	Book		Document
24. Astounding Disclosures! Three Years In A Mad House, Cover	1851	Book		Visual Still
25. Astounding Disclosures! Three Years In A Mad House, Cover Image	1851	Book		Visual Still
26. New York State Asylum For Idiots, First Annual Report	1852	Annual Report		Document
27. Popular Feeling Towards Hospitals For The Insane	July 1852	Article		Document
28. To His Excellency Governor Hunt	July 1852	Article		Document
29. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	February 10, 1853	Annual Report		Document
30. Peculiar Institutions In Massachusetts	1854	Book		Document
31. New State Asylum For Idiots, Third Annual Report Of The Trustees	February 1, 1854	Annual Report		Document
32. Senate Debates On The Land-Grant Bill For Indigent Insane Persons, March 2, 1854	March 2, 1854	Government Document		Document
33. Visit Of The Legislature To The Asylum	April 1854	Article		Document
34. Franklin Pierce's 1854 Veto	May 3, 1854	Government Document		Document
35. The Senate Reacts To Franklin Pierce's Veto	May 4, 1854	Government Document		Document
36. Senator William Seward Responds To Franklin Pierce's Veto	June 19, 1854	Government Document		Document
37. Eleventh Report Of The Managers Of The State Lunatic Asylum Of The State Of New-York	October 1854	Article		Document
38. Lemuel Shattuck	1855	Engraving		Visual Still
39. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 23, 1855	Annual Report		Document
40. New York State Idiot Asylum At Syracuse, Fifth Report Of The Trustees	February 11, 1856	Annual Report		Document
41. New England Chattels; Or, Life In The Northern Poor-house	1858	Book		Document
42. Antique, But Not Attractive	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
43. Mag Davis	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
44. "You See Gentlmen," Said The Squire, "The Times Are Hard!"	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
45. "Hag!"	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
46. Abraham, And His Risk	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
47. James Shows The Scars	1858	Engraving		Visual Still
48. State Alms House, Monson, Massachusetts	circa 1860	Lithograph		Visual Still
49. U.S. Sanitary Commission Report No. 1: An Address To The Secretary Of War	May 18, 1861	Pamphlet		Document
50. Sanitary Commission Report, No. 49	1862	Pamphlet		Document
51. General Pension Act Of 1862	July 14, 1862	Government Document		Document
52. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twelfth Annual Report	1863	Annual Report		Document
53. Report To The U.S. Sanitary Commission. On A System For The Economical Relief Of Disabled Soldiers, And On Certain Proposed Amendments To Our Present Pension Laws	1864	Book		Document
54. Thirty-Third Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The Perkins Institution And Massachusetts Asylum For The Blind	1864	Annual Report		Document
55. Sanitary Commission Report, No. 90: Circular Addressed To The Branches And Aid Societies Tributary To The U.S. Sanitary Commission	1865	Pamphlet		Document
56. Sanitary Commission Report, No. 95: Provision Required For The Relief And Support Disabled Soldiers And Sailors And Their Dependents	1865	Pamphlet		Document
57. Remarks On The Theories Of Dr. Samuel G. Howe, Respecting The Education Of Deaf Mutes	1866	Pamphlet		Document
58. The Education Of Deaf Mutes: Shall It Be By Signs Or Articulation?	1867	Pamphlet		Document
59. Acts And Resolves Relating To The Institution For The Blind	1870	Annual Report		Document
60. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twentieth Annual Report	January 12, 1871	Annual Report		Document
61. Report For 1848	1872	Book		Document
62. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-First Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 16, 1872	Annual Report		Document
63. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 22, 1873	Annual Report		Document
64. The Perversity Of Deaf-Mutism	October 1873	Article		Document
65. Sex And Education: A Reply To Dr. E.H. Clarke's "Sex In Education"	1874	Book		Document
66. Sex In Education	1875	Book		Document
67. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 14, 1875	Annual Report		Document
68. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Fifth Annual Report	1876	Annual Report		Document
69. Local Charity: An Appeal To The Unemployed	February 14, 1877	Newspaper		Document
70. One Means Of Preventing Pauperism	1879	Conference Paper		Document
71. Forty-Ninth Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The Perkins Institution And Massachusetts School For The Blind	1880	Annual Report		Document
72. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Ninth Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 15, 1880	Annual Report		Document
73. Uncle Sam's Lodging-House	June 7, 1882	Print		Visual Still
74. Hindrances To The Welfare And Progress Of State Institutions	1883	Conference Paper		Document
75. New York Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Second Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 11, 1883	Annual Report		Document
76. Gov. Butler's Charges Against The Tewksbury Almshouse Management	March 31, 1883	Article		Document
77. The State Wards	April 7, 1883	Article		Document
78. About Tewksbury	April 24, 1883	Article		Document
79. The Defenders Of The Tewksbury "Slaughter-house" Barbarities	April 28, 1883	Article		Document
80. Governor Butler's Order To The State Board Of Charities	April 28, 1883	Article		Document
81. New York Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Third Annual Report Of The Trustees	January 15, 1884	Annual Report		Document
82. New York State Asylum For Idiots, Thirty-Fourth Annual Report Of The Trustees, For The Year 1884	January 15, 1885	Annual Report		Document
83. Ten Days In A Mad-House	1887	Book		Document
84. The Tribe Of Ishmael: A Study In Social Degradation	1888	Article		Document
85. The Defective Classes	1891	Conference Paper		Document
86. New York Asylum For Idiots, Twenty-Eighth Annual Report, For The Year 1878	1891	Annual Report		Document
87. Pensions And Socialism	June 1891	Article		Document
88. The Mississippi Institution For The Education Of The Deaf And Dumb	1893	Book		Document
89. Restriction Of Immigration	June 1896	Article		Document
90. President's Annual Address	September 1897	Article		Document
91. Boston's Pauper Institutions	April 1898	Article		Document
92. Our National Dime Museum	May 1, 1898	Cover		Visual Still
93. The How, The Why, And The Wherefore Of The Training Of Feeble-Minded Children	September 1899	Article		Document
94. Discipline	December 1902	Article		Document
95. The Segregation Of Defectives	1903	Article		Document
96. Industrial Homes Vs. Almshouses	February 24, 1903	Article		Document
97. The Adult Blind Of Massachusetts: A Call To A Pressing Duty	February 26, 1903	Article		Document
98. Mentally Defective Children In The Public Schools	December 1903	Article		Document
99. Problems In The Administration Of Municipal Charities	1904	Article		Document
100. Public School Classes For Mentally Deficient Children	1904	Article		Document
101. A Degrading Conception Of Pensions	March 1904	Article		Document
102. President's Address	June 1904	Article		Document
103. Is Asexualization Ever Justifiable In The Case Of Imbecile Children	June 1905	Article		Document
104. The Blind And The Deaf, 1900	1906	Government Document		Document
105. The Segregation And Permanent Detention Of The Feeble-Minded	March 1906	Article		Document
106. A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography	1910	Book		Document
107. The State And The Fool	February 3, 1912	Article		Document
108. Letchworth Village: The Newest State Institution For The Feeble-minded And Epileptic	March 2, 1912	Article		Document
109. Unto The Third Generation	September 28, 1912	Article		Document
110. "The Burden Of Feeble-Mindedness"	March 1913	Article		Document
111. Doctor To Let Patient's Baby Defective Die	November 17, 1915	Article		Document
112. "Does Humanity Demand The Saving Of Defective Babies?"	November 17, 1915	Article		Document
113. Baby Dies; Physician Upheld	November 18, 1915	Article		Document
114. Eugenics, B.C.	November 18, 1915	Article		Document
115. Julia Lathrop Fights Decision On Baby's Death	November 18, 1915	Article		Document
116. Other Cities Think	November 18, 1915	Article		Document
117. Doctor-Jury Agrees Baby Was Defective	November 19, 1915	Article		Document
118. Jury Clears, Yet Condemns Dr. Haiselden	November 20, 1915	Article		Document
119. Cardinal's Paper Discusses Baby Case	November 20, 1915	Article		Document
120. Dr. Haiselden Praised By Bent And Crippled	November 22, 1915	Article		Document
121. Dr. Haiselden To Face State Board Inquiry	November 24, 1915	Article		Document
122. Another Baby Dies As Did Bollinger Boy	December 8, 1915	Article		Document
123. Physicians' Juries For Defective Babies	December 18, 1915	Article		Document
124. Menace Of The Militarist Program	December 20, 1915	Article		Document
125. The Jukes in 1915	1916	Book		Document
126. The Blind In The Community	1916	Article		Document
127. Subsidized Shops	1916	Article		Document
128. Relation Of Commission To Other Agencies	1916	Article		Document
129. Organization	1916	Article		Document
130. Syracuse State Institution For Feeble-Minded Children, Sixty-Fifth Annual Report Of The Managers	1916	Annual Report		Document
131. The Pension Question In Massachusetts	January 1916	Article		Document
132. Two Immigrants Out Of Five Feebleminded	September 15, 1917	Article		Document
133. Science To Rebuild War Cripples	September 17, 1917	Article		Document
134. Rehabilitation Of The War Cripple	circa 1918	Pamphlet		Document
135. The Military and Naval Insurance Act	February 7, 1918	Article		Document
136. The Duty Of The Employer In The Reconstruction Of The Crippled Soldier	March 1918	Article		Document
137. The War Risk Insurance Act	May 1918	Article		Document
138. The Enemy Was Ready	June 1918	Article		Document
139. Purpose And Scope Of War Risk Insurance	September 1918	Article		Document
140. The Disabled Soldier	1919	Book		Document
141. Home Again	1919	Book		Visual Still
142. A Procession Of Cripples	1919	Book		Visual Still
143. Goldsmith And The Disabled Sailor	1919	Book		Visual Still
144. Where There's A Will	1919	Book		Visual Still
145. New Tools For A New Trade	1919	Book		Visual Still
146. Back At His Old Job	1919	Book		Visual Still
147. An Early Start	1919	Book		Visual Still
148. Improving The Mind	1919	Book		Visual Still
149. American Boys "Carry On"	1919	Book		Visual Still
150. India's Men Go To School	1919	Book		Visual Still
151. The Future Shipworker	1919	Book		Visual Still
152. A Cheerful Pupil	1919	Book		Visual Still
153. A Motion Picture Operator In The Making	1919	Book		Visual Still
154. Business As Usual	1919	Book		Visual Still
155. A Busy Workshop	1919	Book		Visual Still
156. Learning to Walk For The Second Time	1919	Book		Visual Still
157. A "Working Arm" In Lieu Of Nature's Own	1919	Book		Visual Still
158. Poultry Raising For The Blind	1919	Book		Visual Still
159. Surmounting A Double Handicap	1919	Book		Visual Still
160. A New Way To Sharpen A Scythe	1919	Book		Visual Still
161. Back To The Soil	1919	Book		Visual Still
162. Still In The National Service	1919	Book		Visual Still
163. A Wage-Earner Once More	1919	Book		Visual Still
164. The Enemy Conserves Man-Power	1919	Book		Visual Still
165. At Work Again -- With Four Artificial Limbs	1919	Book		Visual Still
166. The Relation Of Hereditary Eye Defects To Genetics And Eugenics	November 1919	Article		Document
167. State Requirements Concerning Standards Of Vision Of Persons Applying For License To Operate Motor Vehicles	December 31, 1919	Annual Report		Document
168. Our Duties To The Blind	1920	Article		Document
169. Syracuse State School For Mental Defectives, Seventy-First Annual Report	1922	Annual Report		Document
170. The Care, Cure, And Education Of The Crippled Child	1924	Book		Document
171. "Why Bother With The Crippled Child?"	1927	Speech		Document
172. Radio Address By Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 18, 1931	February 18, 1931	Speech		Document
173. Wanted -- Enlistments For A Crusade	July 1931	Article		Document
174. Crushing Out Our Children's Lives	August 1931	Article		Document
175. "Do You Drive, Polio?"	January 1933			Document
176. Committee Notes	March 1933	Article		Document
177. An Experiment With Vocationally Handicapped Employees	March 1933	Article		Document
178. "It's Tough To Be A Polio"	March 1933	Illustration		Visual Still
179. Polio Crusader Number One	April 1933	Photograph		Visual Still
180. Appraisal	July 1933	Article		Document
181. How England Does It: Britain's Approach To The Problem Of "Crippledom"	August 1933	Article		Document
182. How We Do It: Our Federal Government’s Program To Help the Handicapped Help Themselves	August 1933	Article		Document
183. Why Not?	August 1933	Article		Document
184. Big Little Things	November 1933	Article		Document
185. The Village Of Happiness: The Story Of The Training School	1934	Book		Document
186. Message To Congress Reviewing The Broad Objectives And Accomplishments Of The Administration	June 8, 1934	Government Document		Document
187. Fireside Chat, June 28, 1934	June 28, 1934	Speech		Document
188. The Initiation Of Studies To Achieve A Program of National Social And Economic Security, Executive Order No. 6757	June 29, 1934	Government Document		Document
189. Fireside Chat, September 30, 1935	September 30, 1934	Speech		Document
190. Address To Advisory Committee On Economic Security On The Problems Of Economic And Social Security	November 14, 1934	Speech		Document
191. Message To Congress On Social Security	January 17, 1935	Government Document		Document
192. Unpublished 1935 Report On Health Insurance And Disability By The Committee On Economic Security	March 7, 1935	Government Document		Document
193. Presidential Statement Signing The Social Security Act	August 14, 1935	Government Document		Document
194. Join The March To Old Age Security	1936	Poster		Visual Still
195. A Monthly Check To You	1936	Poster		Visual Still
196. A Recommendation For Legislation Amending The Social Security Act	December 14, 1937	Government Document		Document
197. A Recommendation For Liberalizing The Old-Age Insurance System	April 28, 1938	Government Document		Document
198. Radio Address On The Third Anniversary Of The Social Security Act	August 15, 1938	Speech		Document
199. A Message Transmitting To The Congress A Report Of The Social Security Board Recommending Certain Improvments In The Law	January 16, 1939	Government Document		Document
200. Presidential Statement on Signing Some Amendments to the Social Security Act	August 11, 1939	Government Document		Document
201. To Aid The Needy Blind	1940	Poster		Visual Still
202. Wages And Hour	January 5, 1940	Newsletter		Document
203. Review Of Situation Of Goodwill Industries In Connection With Fair Labor Standards Acts	February 25, 1940	Newsletter		Document
204. Special Bulletin Relative To Goodwill Industries In Connection With The Wages And Hours	February 25, 1940	Newsletter		Document
205. Workers	1941	Poster		Visual Still
206. NDC - OPM - OPASC - ETC	July 25, 1941	Newsletter		Document
207. Industrial Relations	October 25, 1941	Newsletter		Document
208. Editorials -- Migratory Families And Formula For Inferiority Complexes	June 1942	Article		Document
209. A Guidance Service For Disabled Workers	June 1942	Article		Document
210. The Physically Handicapped On The Industrial Home Front	June 1942	Article		Document
211. Emergency Goodwill Meetings	July 25, 1942	Newsletter		Document
212. Legislation For The Handicapped	October 26, 1942	Newsletter		Document
213. Convention Of The National Association Of Waste Material Dealers	March 25, 1943	Newsletter		Document
214. Training Schools - And CPS	July 15, 1944	Article		Document
215. A Hundred Thousand Defectives	January 23, 1946	Article		Document
216. It's Different In Connecticut	February 20, 1946	Magazine		Document
217. Conditions In Mental Hospitals	April 10, 1946	Magazine		Document
218. Is A Job Enough?	September 1946	Newsletter		Document
219. Slaves Or Patients?	October 1946	Article		Document
220. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind	1947	Book		Document
221. Take Them Off The Human Scrap Heap	August 1948	Article		Document
222. Stoddard Cites Evidence	March 25, 1949	Newspaper		Document
223. Howard Rusk	1950	Photograph		Visual Still
224. Special Message To The Congress Transmitting Proposed Changes In The Social Security Program -- August 1, 1953	August 1, 1953	Government Document		Document
225. Statement By The President Upon Signing The Social Security Amendments Of 1954. September 1, 1954	September 1, 1954	Government Document		Document
226. A Farm And A Family	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
227. A Farm And A Family, Page 2	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
228. A Farm And A Family, Page 3	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
229. A Farm And A Family, Page 4	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
230. A Farm And A Family, Page 5	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
231. A Farm And A Family, Page 6	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
232. A Farm And A Family, Page 7	1956	Comic Book		Visual Still
233. What Will You Or Your Family Do?	1956	Poster		Visual Still
234. Statement By The President Upon Signing The Social Security Amendments Of 1956. August 1, 1956	August 1, 1956	Government Document		Document
235. Planning For The Retarded Delinquent	February 13, 1958	Speech		Document
236. Statement By The President Upon Signing The Social Security Amendments, August 29, 1958	August 29, 1958	Government Document		Document
237. New Horizons In Residential Care Of The Mentally Retarded	1959	Speech		Document
238. NF New Patient Aid Policy	1959	Article		Document
239. Sixty Plus?	1959	Poster		Visual Still
240. Mental Retardation	1960	Article		Document
241. The 1960 Amendments To The Social Security Law	1960	Poster		Visual Still
242. Trends And Issues In Mental Retardation	1960	Article		Document
243. You May Have Social Security Cash Coming	1960	Article		Document
244. Developing Patterns For Aid To The Aging Retarded And Their Families	May 1960	Speech		Document
245. The Lost Years	September 15, 1960	Speech		Document
246. As Of Now	1962	Article		Document
247. Education By Telephone	1962	Article		Document
248. Half Plus Half Equals One Team	1962	Article		Document
249. Old Words And New Challenges	1962	Speech		Document
250. Respos In Residence	1962	Article		Document
251. Their Name Is Legion	1962	Article		Document
252. The Roots Of Social Security	October 23, 1962	Speech		Document
253. Housing For Homeless Quads	1963	Article		Document
254. The Role Of Public And Voluntary Services In Prevention And Treatment	April 9, 1963	Speech		Document
255. Leadership Of Private Agencies In Special Education	April 17, 1963	Speech		Document
256. Farewell Address	October 26, 1963	Speech		Document
257. Special Message To The Congress On The Nation's Health, February 10, 1964	February 10, 1964	Government Document		Document
258. Remarks To The Members Of The President's Council On Aging, February 16, 1965	February 16, 1965	Speech		Document
259. Where Toys Are Locked Away	September 29, 1965	Magazine		Document
260. Report On A Study Of Rehabilitation Of The Severely Disabled	1966	Article		Document
261. MR 67: A First Report To The President On The Nation's Progress And Remaining Great Needs In The Campaign To Combat Mental Retardation	1967			Document
262. Causes And Classification	1967	Charts & Tables		Visual Still
263. Boy With Woman	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
264. Still Need Services	1967	Charts & Tables		Visual Still
265. Vocational Rehabilitation And The Foster Grandparent Program	1967	Charts & Tables		Visual Still
266. African American Woman With Adding Machine	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
267. Two Boys	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
268. Program Status And Fiscal Need	1967	Charts & Tables		Visual Still
269. Man With Microscope	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
270. Woman With Child	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
271. Teacher With Teenage Boys	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
272. Child Welfare Services	1967	Charts & Tables		Visual Still
273. Children	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
274. Man With Computer	1967	Photograph		Visual Still
275. Who Are The Mentally Retarded?	July 17, 1967	Speech		Document
276. Closer Look: The Next Civil Rights Movement	1968	Poster		Visual Still
277. Your Social Security	1968	Poster		Visual Still
278. Nearing 65?	1968	Poster		Visual Still
279. Treatment Of The Mentally Retarded - A Cross-National View	June 1968	Speech		Document
280. The Handicapped - Rights and Prejudices	July 21, 1968	Speech		Document
281. The Undeveloped Resource At The Edge Of Change	November 15, 1968	Speech		Document
282. Legal Aspects Of Mental Retardation	December 1968	Speech		Document
283. Action Implications, U.S.A. Today	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
284. The Origin And Nature Of Our Institutional Models	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
285. Why Innovative Action?	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
286. A Scandinavian Visitor Looks At U.S. Institutions	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
287. The Normalization Principle And Its Human Management Implications	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
288. A Metropolitan Area In Denmark: Copenhagen	January 10, 1969	Government Document		Document
289. Nassau County Committee	1970	Article		Document
290. Black Lung Benefits	1970	Poster		Visual Still
291. Christmas In Purgatory: A Photographic Essay On Mental Retardation	1974	Book		Document
292. Christmas In Purgatory, Page 5	1974	Photograph		Visual Still
293. Christmas In Purgatory, Page 6	1974	Photograph		Visual Still
294. Christmas In Purgatory, Page 10	1974	Photograph		Visual Still
295. Christmas In Purgatory, Page 12	1974	Photograph		Visual Still
296. Christmas In Purgatory, Page 97	1974	Photograph		Visual Still
297. Preparation Of Persons With Mental Retardation For Adult Living	1974	Speech		Document
298. Committee Staff Report On The Disability Insurance Program	July 1974	Government Document		Document
299. Mental Handicap: The World Scene	1975	Speech		Document
300. Prevention And Intervention In England: A 1975 Perspective	1975	Speech		Document
301. Human Rights: Myth Or Reality	1976	Speech		Document
302. An International Look At Developmental Disabilities	1979	Speech		Document
303. The Needs Of Children	1979	Speech		Document
304. The Mentally Retarded Child Today -- The Adult Of Tomorrow	1979	Speech		Document
305. The Role Of Voluntary Organizations	1982	Speech		Document
306. A History Of The Social Security Disability Programs	January 1986	Government Document		Document
307. The Oration: Ageing And Disability: Toward A Unifying Agenda	1988	Article		Document
308. The Independent Living Movement: Empowering People With Disabilities	1988	Article		Document
309. Gallaudet University Student Protest, #2	March 1988	Photograph		Visual Still
310. Searching For An Apartment	circa 1990	Poster		Visual Still
311. Job Applicant	circa 1990	Poster		Visual Still
312. Ordering Pizza	circa 1990	Poster		Visual Still
313. Getting A Foot In The Door	circa 1990	Poster		Visual Still
314. The Loophole	circa 1990	Poster		Visual Still
315. George Bush Signs The ADA	July 26, 1990	Photograph		Visual Still