
Promoting #literacy for students who are #blind #visuallyimpaired #deafblind & those with #multipledisabilities | Project of @perkinsvision & @TSBVI_Outreach
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ALT A headshot of Judy, a white woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing red glasses, a blue v-neck shirt, and a gold necklace. She is smiling warmly. Photo credit: Neha Balachandran, Jeevan Portraits

ALT A black and white photo of Judy, a white woman with short brown hair using a wheelchair, at the 504 protests in the 70s. She is wearing glasses and a jacket with a pin that says “Sign 504 Now” while passionately speaking at a microphone. A quote attributed to Judy reads: “I wanna see feisty disabled people change the world.”

ALT A screenshot of an article from The New York Times dated May 27, 1970. The headline “Woman in Wheel Chair Sues to Become Teacher” runs over a photo of a young Judy chatting with her lawyer, Elias Schwarzbart. Below the screenshot, a quote attributed to Judy reads: “If you don't demand what you believe in for yourself, you're not going to get it.”

ALT A recent photo of Judy, smiling broadly and wearing a brightly colored shirt, proudly holding two of her books “Being Heumann” and “Rolling Warrior.” Below the photo, a quote attributed to Judy reads, “I simply refused to accept what I was told about who I could be. And I was willing to make a fuss about it.”
















