We are very happy to continue our regular feature – Ideas Matter: Checking in with the Public Humanities.
Today we check in with Mass Humanities to find out about the Disability History Museum, an online resource and archive that focuses on the history of disability and disability policy in the United States.
We are joined by Laurie Block, founder of the DHM, and Pleun Bouricius, Director of Grants and Programs for Mass Humanities. With them, we will explore the value and creation of online digital humanities resources, as well as this amazing collection of materials on the history of disability.
To learn more visit www.disabilitymuseum.org. You can also see what other projects Mass Humanities has funded during the past fifteen years here.
