Webinars

The Intersection of Race, Disability, and the ADA: Findings from a Focus Group Study

This webinar is the first in a four-part series. It highlights findings from a study examining the intersection of race, disability, and rights under the ADA. Dr. Bhanu and her collaborators discuss key themes from the research, including the discrimination and advocacy experiences of Black individuals with disabilities in their everyday lives.

Intersectionality: Unpacking Discrimination, Stigma, and Multiple Marginalization

This webinar is the second in a four-part series and features a conversation between Dr. Bhanu, Johnny Bailey, and disability rights activist Imani Barbarin. Together, they explore how intersecting identities of race and disability create unique vulnerabilities in healthcare, education, employment, and public spaces. Drawing on real-world examples, the discussion highlights the impact of intersectional discrimination on Black individuals with disabilities and offers strategies to advance equity and inclusion.

Fighting for Civil and Disability Rights: Strategies to Overcome Barriers

This webinar is the third in a four-part series and features a conversation between Dr. Bhanu, Johnny Bailey, and disability rights activist Anita Cameron. The session explores the legal landscape of civil and disability rights, highlighting key legislation, protections, and persistent challenges such as discrimination, inaccessible environments, and inadequate policies. Anita Cameron also reflects on her role in the Capitol Crawl and other historic protests, offering a powerful message for those interested in advocacy and the role of protest in today’s climate. (Video Coming Soon)

Adult ADHD Workshop

This workshop, conducted in Telugu, focused on raising awareness and building understanding of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in adults. The session explored common signs and challenges of adult ADHD, its impact on daily life, and strategies for support and management. Designed for the local community in India, the workshop emphasized culturally relevant perspectives and aimed to reduce stigma and promote greater access to resources and care.