Events

In this 60 minute drop-in we'll mix reflection, movement and critical inquiry to stretch our own understandings and applications of belonging. This is a space for discussion, co-creation and growth.

Join brief author and Ph.D. candidate Meghna Mukherjee, reproductive rights and justice scholar Lisa Ikemoto, interdisciplinary legal scholar Jennifer Denbow, and disability advocate Emily Beitiks for a conversation about the societal and ethical impacts of human gene editing in the context of the profit-driven global fertility industry and how social movements can push back.

The 1982 landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Board of Education v. Rowley set a standard for the support public schools must provide to students with disabilities, but the legacy is complex.