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73 Questions with Judy Heumann

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ABOUT THE HEUMANN PERSPECTIVE
Judith Heumann is an internationally recognized leader in the disability community and a lifelong civil rights advocate for disadvantaged people. She served as the first Special Advisor for International Disability Rights at the U.S. Department of State from 2010 - 2017 under the Obama Administration. Recently Judy has been building an on online presence under The Heumann Perspective through social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and RU-vid. This new project is intended to broaden and spur discussions on the intersectionality of disability rights.
Interviewed by Lauren Choi

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18 дек 2019

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Комментарии : 10

@GAB8407 Год назад

Missing a warrior for justice with the greatest sadness. But, so happy she is walking with God and has no more hurdles to get over for eternity, now.😇😇😇 Prayers, our Sister!

@jonathantrauner3742 Год назад

RIP Judith Heumann. She's a Titan forever. I am forever going to love and exist the rest of my life as she did. I have Autism and as a 28 year old almost 29 year old now I work for Mobileye. My dream is to become the first disabled Emmy Grammy Oscar Tony SAGAFTRA and Golden Globe winner in March 2024 in Los Angeles

@user-sg3yf4qd7t 10 месяцев назад

I miss you, Judy.

@becauza 3 года назад

I love your greatest strengths. You are one of my greatest inspirations, Judy!

@paulettemeulenberg3268 3 года назад

WoW! So lucky to stumble on this!

@suealexander5079 4 года назад

Joyful interview packed full of info in 11 minutes!

@EstherMerves786 4 года назад

Fun and joyful to watch!! Compassion and kindness

@bearios8961 4 года назад

so good!

@tylerjensen727 3 года назад

such a sweet lady

@ftenzer 2 года назад

I want a law to be created and passed that explicitly states and rules that if a youngster used to disrupt classes but no longer does so, that even if he/she has all regular mainstream subject classes and a regular mainstream homeroom class, that it is illegal for the youngster’s regular mainstream homeroom teacher to refuse to give permission for him/her to go on a regular mainstream school club trip and that it is illegal for the youngster’s regular mainstream homeroom teacher to tell him/her to get the permission from a special education teacher. This is no way to reward a youngster for behaving him/herself and it causes the youngster irreversible psychological damage. Furthermore, whoever the youngster is made it clear that he/she turned over a new leaf, that he/she wants to be in the regular mainstream only, that he/she does not want anything to do with special education or any other stigmas whatsoever, and that he/she wants to be treated exactly like everybody else! This is not too much for the youngster to ask for! Please reply.