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May 6, 2023

Ableism, inaccessibility prevail in field of journalism

Despite strides in other aspects of diversity, journalism perpetuates ableism, must make space for disabled reporters

Apr 5, 2023

UW students row toward more equitable gym equipment

Team of five students work to design convertible, wheelchair-accessible rowing machine

Feb 23, 2023

Improvement in accessible public transportation needed to support Madison residents

Madison residents with travel-limiting disabilities left with few ways to use public transportation

Jul 14, 2022

Letter to the Editor: UW must recenter disabled perspectives in academia

Teaching classes from able-bodied perspectives reinforces ableism in campus community

Apr 13, 2022

Activist Alice Wong, UW expert Sami Schalk discuss disability justice in era of COVID-19

'We should really learn from what we’ve experienced and been traumatized by and create a new world — that's the way forward,' Wong says

Jan 31, 2022

Students look for inclusivity, shared governance, accessibility in next UW chancellor

Students on committee, in audience voiced their opinions in final public listening session

Oct 19, 2021

City of Madison solicits public input for urban planning

Following recent clashes with business owners and community members over development issues, city hopes surveys will provide insight for future projects

Mar 11, 2021

UW professor receives Research Service Grant Award for project examining discrepancies in U.S. midwifery

“It really concerns me that that’s the case even within midwifery which does offer a really beautiful model but again is hampered by these exclusions still being perpetuated even with this potentially transformative model of care,” UW professor says

Oct 15, 2020

SSFC cuts Wunk Sheek budget by 5%, F.H. King budget by 7%

Committee heard from Mecha on identity-inclusive programming

Sep 24, 2019

accessibility

Ableism, inaccessibility prevail in field of journalism

Despite strides in other aspects of diversity, journalism perpetuates ableism, must make space for disabled reporters

UW students row toward more equitable gym equipment

Team of five students work to design convertible, wheelchair-accessible rowing machine

Improvement in accessible public transportation needed to support Madison residents

Madison residents with travel-limiting disabilities left with few ways to use public transportation

Letter to the Editor: UW must recenter disabled perspectives in academia

Teaching classes from able-bodied perspectives reinforces ableism in campus community

Activist Alice Wong, UW expert Sami Schalk discuss disability justice in era of COVID-19

'We should really learn from what we’ve experienced and been traumatized by and create a new world — that's the way forward,' Wong says

Students look for inclusivity, shared governance, accessibility in next UW chancellor

Students on committee, in audience voiced their opinions in final public listening session

City of Madison solicits public input for urban planning

Following recent clashes with business owners and community members over development issues, city hopes surveys will provide insight for future projects

UW professor receives Research Service Grant Award for project examining discrepancies in U.S. midwifery

“It really concerns me that that’s the case even within midwifery which does offer a really beautiful model but again is hampered by these exclusions still being perpetuated even with this potentially transformative model of care,” UW professor says

SSFC cuts Wunk Sheek budget by 5%, F.H. King budget by 7%

Committee heard from Mecha on identity-inclusive programming

Telehealth could be the future of mental healthcare for students

Rural school's choice to invest in telehealth sets positive example for other schools