Diane Coleman

Board member, Westside Center for Independent Living, 1980s; state and national organizer for Americans Disabled for Attendant Programs Today [ADAPT], 1987-; founder and president of Not Dead Yet, 1996 Read oral history: Issues of Life, Death, and Identity: The Role of Disability Advocacy and Scholarship Listen to audio clip: On first realizing the parallels between disability rights and civil rights Read audio clip transcript: On first realizing the parallels between disability rights and civil rights

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