Daniel Jonathan Fuller Memorial Fund

The mission of the Daniel Jonathan Fuller Memorial Fund is to provide assistance, and support for disabled students on the postsecondary campus.

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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…

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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…

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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…

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  • Trump Brings Hard Times to Disabled College Students

       So, my concern as we move forward in the new era of ableism, ableism that emanates from the White House itself. As are many others who consider themselves activists, I am startled and bewildered by how far those of us in the disability culture are severely trounced. The years of progress are destroyed with…

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  • Paul Grossman a Tireless Advocate for the Disabled Student

    Paul Grossman a Tireless Advocate for the Disabled Student

    Mr. Paul Grossman, of Oakland, California, has distinguished himself as a leader during the tumultuous times disability rights advocates have faced since the inauguration of President Trump. Those of us involved in the quest for social justice, social equity, and inclusion of disabled people within the American culture understand, as do others, the quandary President…

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  • Trump Moves Disability Back to 20th Century

    Those of us who are disability rights advocates have campaigned for decades for the acknowledgment of the abilities of disabled people in the United States. I can vouch that as a disabled person, the exercise of disability rights in America remains a challenge for those of us in the disabled community. Arduous efforts taking place…

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  • Crisis in Disability Civil Rights

    Hi All – I am getting that queasy sinking feeling that disability rights progress gains are going to go in the opposite direction – and soon. First, Trump’s choice for the DOJ Civil Rights Division, Harmeet Dhillon, would not be characterized as a friend of disabled people attempting to protect their civil rights, especially under…

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  • Thank you SFMOMA

    The New York Times published an article concerning disability art. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) currently has a disability art showing at their facility. I am encouraged that those who work in the medium of disability when creating their art. Such positive recognition of disability in our culture promotes the inclusion of disabled…

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  • Untitled post 2388

    Passing of a Titan It is with deep regret I announce the death of Judiith Heumann. She passed on March 4, 2023, following a heart attack, at 75. Ms. Heumann was a disability activist extraordinaire. Judith (Judy) Heumann fought to implement Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. In 1977, she occupied the Federal…

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  • AHEAD allows Ableist Microagressions to Flourish on its Listserv

    The Association of Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) allows ongoing, marginalizing microaggressions on its AHEAD members listserv. Below is a copy of a message on yesterday’s listserv that exemplifies my concerns. It insinuates that Psychiatric Service Dogs are not really service dogs. The person making the post voices an annoyance post that many college students…

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