Forum Introduction: Sharing Stories, In School and Out: An Autobiographical Forum
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Sharing Stories, Autobiography, Disability
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Steven E. Brown, Co-Founder of the Institute on Disability Culture
Steven E. Brown, Professor of disability studies at the University of Hawai‘i is also the co-founder of the Institute on Disability Culture (http://web.mac.com/disculture/), a poet, essayist, and speaker. A collection of essays, Movie Stars and Sensuous Scars: Essays on the Journey from Disability Shame to Disability Pride is available at many online bookstores. He may be contacted at: [email protected].