Putting disability histories on the map.

Lafayette Square - within earshot of where the U.S. president lives and works - has been reclaimed by demonstrators from dozens of social movements for over 100 years.

Edna considered herself to be “a true homosexual.”

Marie Carey, incarcerated at the reformatory in 1935, observed that “her reactions are so contrary to that of any other girl.”

From 1979-84, a group of queer women, many of them disabled, created a community that prioritized autonomy, care, and accessibility.

Home Economics Meets Eugenics at the Minnesota State Fair

First state-funded institution that provided for the care and training of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.