The Daniel Jonathan Memorial Fund assists disabled postsecondary students in navigating the postsecondary campus and obtaining academic success.
The site will provide information, and updates, answer questions, have webinars and seminars, and promote research on disabled students on college campuses. Section 504 is discussed, as is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
A blog is maintained with updated information on the rights of disabled students on the college campus and quick anecdotes of disabled students’ lives as they progress through college. Also, locations and resources available for disabled college students to help them with their journey can be found on this website.
From The Blog
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Kudos to Governor Newsom
Kudos to Gavin Newsom, California’s Governor. Governor Newsom takes the position that California universities that cave to President Trump’s mandate for higher education will have their California funding slashed. I believe the Governor’s directive is an effective method to ensure the ongoing quality of California’s postsecondary education system. Trump is bullying universities, one university at… Read more
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Disability Rights Activists Cannot Allow Charlie Kirk to Become a Martyr
I join with other disability activists regarding the ramifications of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. First, murder is never the correct route to follow when a person disagrees with another person regarding the values of Human Rights. However, President Trump raises the assignation of Mr. Kirk to an act of martyrdom as Kirk attempted to… Read more
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Who Will Sit With Us?
Harvard University offered hope for the disabled postsecondary students on its campus, at least from my perspective. Harvard University initially demonstrated grit facing the onslaught of Donald Trump’s tirade towards postsecondary education, and his unbridled attempt to restructure academia in America. Harvard’s lawsuit contesting the withholding of United States Educational Funds from Harvard demonstrated that… Read more