Cofounder, Disabled in Action, New York, 1970; board member and deputy director, Center for Independent Living, Berkeley, 1973-1981; cofounder, World Institute on Disability; assistant secretary U.S. Department of Education in the Clinton administration; director of the Department on Disability Services for the District of Columbia; special advisor for International Disability Rights at the U.S. Department of State.

• Read oral histories:
  Pioneering Disability Rights Advocate and Leader in Disabled in Action, New York; Center for Independent Living, Berkeley; World Institute on Disability; and the US Department of Education, 1960s-2000
  
  On the 504 Demonstrations in San Francisco and Washington DC
  
  
• Listen to audio clip:
  On demonstrating in New York against Nixon vetoing the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
• Read audio clip transcript:
  On demonstrating in New York against Nixon vetoing the Rehabilitation Act of 1973