SF exhibition honors push for rights for people with disabilities
SF exhibition honors push for rights for people with disabilities
People With Disabilities Securing Civil Rights, prominently features the stories of 40 of the people who occupied the building at 50 United Nations Plaza four decades ago.
Curators captured these people on film and edited their extensive conversations so that people could hear about “the unsung heroes and lesser-known tales” directly from the people who were there.
There are also built-in accessibility features “so those with various cognitive disabilities, vision, hearing and mobility impairments can visit,” allowing the show to be open to the very community it honors.
People with Disabilities Securing Civil Rights: