Disability Rights and Justice: An International and Collective Issue Review of Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist
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Judy Heumann, disability rights, disability activist
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This is a book review for the following book:
Heumann, J., & Joiner, K. (2020). Being Heumann: an unrepentant memoir of a disability rights activist. Beacon Press
References
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Tingting, S., (2020). After four years of trial, a single-eye blind woman finally received her teaching license in Zhejiang Province. The Paper. https://www.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_9169509
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Luanjiao Hu, University of Maryland, College Park
Dr. LuanJiao Hu (Aggie) completed her PhD in the International Education Policy program at the University of Maryland, College Park. Originally from a rural village in South China, she proudly identifies as a person with a disability, an activist scholar, an international and first-generation college student, and a feminist. LuanJiao has taught and published research on disability, gender, and education. She frequently shares her research on disabilities as an invited speaker at universities and organizations in different countries (U.S., China, South Korea, etc.). She is the founder of an international disability interest group (Disability Without Borders) that gathers more than 300 scholars, graduate students, practitioners, and advocates from four continents. Luanjiao has been granted several competitive fellowships and awards for her research and advocacy, including the distinguished Asia Foundation Development Fellowship. She also gave a talk on disability and education at a TEDx Maryland conference in 2015.