Remembering the 'mother of the disability rights movement': Judy Heumann's legacy at Princeton and beyond

Lifelong disability rights advocate, Judy Heumann, passed away in early March. Known as the “mother of the disability rights movement,” Heumann rose to prominence as an activist in the 1970s.

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