Online Registration:https://unh.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9v3Xn0FGSuibKbY (Please Register BEFORE the day of the event) What would our world be like if it fully welcomed and included people with disabilities? How could we build that world to share and live in together? Why would that be a better world for all of us? The human variations we think of as disabilities are part of the human condition and have been with us throughout history and across place. This presentation finds disability in culture, history, and the arts and shows how people with disabilities and what they make and do in the world demonstrates resourcefulness, resilience, and dignity. Keynote speaker - Professor Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, a disability justice and culture thought leader, bioethicist, educator, and humanities scholar. Co-sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa Society, 2021-2022 Saul O Sidore speaker Series, Center for Humanities, Institute on Disability, Student Accessibility Services, Military Veteran Services, Dept of English, Dept of Women's and Gender Studies ** You have 48 hours prior to this event to remove your name from the list. After that, you must contact Laney Hayward (603-343-6539) or Katelyn Young (603-508-8028) if you cannot make it, or if you cannot find a replacement. If you don't, you will be docked full hours. The first person on the signup sheet should email an attendance list to apothetazeta.service@gmail.com **